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Houthis reportedly take control of Yemen’s entire Red Sea coast, threatening key alternative shipping route to Strait of Hormuz
The Iran-backed Houthi forces have reportedly taken control over most of the western Red Sea coastal line. Experts fear this development threatens the key alternative shipping route to the Strait of H
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Report: Yemen's Houthi rebels seize key Red Sea island, completing control over Bab el-Mandeb Strait region
Houthi forces have entered the town of Dhubab in Yemen and seized a key island in the Red Sea (Perim Island) on Friday, completing their control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait region, Reuters reported,
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Houthi fighters clash with Yemeni government forces in southwest Yemen, attempting to sever strategic supply route
Houthi fighters engaged in fierce clashes with Yemeni government forces west of Taiz province on Thursday, attempting to cut the road linking Taiz to al-Makha to sever the government's strategic suppl
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Houthi Red Sea Threats Resurface, Forcing Saudi Oil Logistics to Adjust Again
Yemen's Houthi threats have made it difficult for Saudi Arabia to use an alternative route crucial for global oil supplies, forcing it to adjust its oil transportation methods once again.
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Saudi Arabia more than doubles oil exports via Egypt's Mediterranean port of Sidi Kerir to 2.3 million bpd, rerouting from Red Sea to avoid Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia has significantly increased oil exports through the Sumed pipeline across Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea, with exports from Sidi Kerir port more than doubling to about 2.3 million barrels
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Houthi militants attacked a cargo ship in the Red Sea, killing 3 people, marking the first fatal attack since the outbreak of the Iran war.
According to reports, the Iranian-aligned Houthi rebels attacked a small cargo ship, the "Tihamah," in the Bab al-Mandab Strait in the Red Sea, killing three people. This marks the first fatal attack
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Yemen's Houthis Deny Plan to Charge Ships for Red Sea Transit, State Passage Remains Free
Yemen's Houthi rebels have denied reports of plans to charge ships for passing through the Red Sea, stating that passage through the waterway remains free. The Houthi-run Humanitarian Operations Coord
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Houthi rebels “blockade” the Red Sea, forcing Saudi Arabia to reroute its crude oil exports through Egypt
Yemeni Houthi militants continue to threaten shipping in the Red Sea and attack Saudi oil tankers, forcing Saudi Arabia to accelerate the restructuring of its crude oil export routes. According to Blo
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Houthis reportedly take control of Yemen’s entire Red Sea coast, threatening key alternative shipping route to Strait of Hormuz
The Iran-backed Houthi forces have reportedly taken control over most of the western Red Sea coastal line. Experts fear this development threatens the key alternative shipping route to the Strait of H
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Report: Yemen's Houthi rebels seize key Red Sea island, completing control over Bab el-Mandeb Strait region
Houthi forces have entered the town of Dhubab in Yemen and seized a key island in the Red Sea (Perim Island) on Friday, completing their control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait region, Reuters reported,
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Houthi fighters clash with Yemeni government forces in southwest Yemen, attempting to sever strategic supply route
Houthi fighters engaged in fierce clashes with Yemeni government forces west of Taiz province on Thursday, attempting to cut the road linking Taiz to al-Makha to sever the government's strategic suppl
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Houthi Red Sea Threats Resurface, Forcing Saudi Oil Logistics to Adjust Again
Yemen's Houthi threats have made it difficult for Saudi Arabia to use an alternative route crucial for global oil supplies, forcing it to adjust its oil transportation methods once again.
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Saudi Arabia more than doubles oil exports via Egypt's Mediterranean port of Sidi Kerir to 2.3 million bpd, rerouting from Red Sea to avoid Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia has significantly increased oil exports through the Sumed pipeline across Egypt to the Mediterranean Sea, with exports from Sidi Kerir port more than doubling to about 2.3 million barrels
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Houthi militants attacked a cargo ship in the Red Sea, killing 3 people, marking the first fatal attack since the outbreak of the Iran war.
According to reports, the Iranian-aligned Houthi rebels attacked a small cargo ship, the "Tihamah," in the Bab al-Mandab Strait in the Red Sea, killing three people. This marks the first fatal attack
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Yemen's Houthis Deny Plan to Charge Ships for Red Sea Transit, State Passage Remains Free
Yemen's Houthi rebels have denied reports of plans to charge ships for passing through the Red Sea, stating that passage through the waterway remains free. The Houthi-run Humanitarian Operations Coord
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Houthi rebels “blockade” the Red Sea, forcing Saudi Arabia to reroute its crude oil exports through Egypt
Yemeni Houthi militants continue to threaten shipping in the Red Sea and attack Saudi oil tankers, forcing Saudi Arabia to accelerate the restructuring of its crude oil export routes. According to Blo
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