A Houthi attack on the Yemeni port city of Mocha resulted in at least seven deaths, including four soldiers and three civilians. A Saudi refinery was also reportedly struck in the incident.

David Barnea, who recently stepped down as Mossad chief after leading Israel's shadow wars against Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, has made a swift transition to the private sector, joining a defense contractor.

The Yemeni army has launched attacks on Houthi positions following their strikes in central and eastern Yemen, while in Turkey, a parliamentary committee has approved a draft law to resume the peace process with the PKK.

Yemen's armed forces have initiated an operation against Houthi forces, described by a spokesperson as a response to Houthi attacks on military camps in Marib and Hadhramaut.

Gulf shipping traffic has reportedly decreased after Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for an attack on a Saudi tanker, raising concerns about maritime security in the region.

Saudi Arabia's Yanbu port continues to experience high activity and busy days, even amidst ongoing threats from Houthi rebels.

Houthi rebels claim they successfully forced eight Saudi oil tankers to change their course in the Red Sea due to a naval blockade. This assertion suggests a significant disruption to shipping in the region.

A Hungarian article covers a range of topics including the history of hybrid automobiles, Maori facial tattoos, the Houthi group, and discussions around Covid-19 origins.

Yemen's Houthi rebels, with Iranian support, are reportedly preparing to impose taxes on ships transiting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea, replicating a model used by Tehran.

Lieutenant-General Marco Serronha believes that a peace agreement in the Iran region is very difficult to achieve, stating that conditions have worsened with the introduction of Chinese missiles and the involvement of the Houthis.

Threats from Houthi rebels to shipping in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait have forced at least one Saudi oil tanker carrying crude to reroute its journey to Asia via the Suez Canal.

Recent developments suggest that a re-eruption of the war in Yemen is imminent, with anti-Houthi forces strengthening. The potential new conflict could unfold differently for the Houthis.

The escalation of the crisis involving the Houthis is expected to cause significant disruptions to tanker routes and trades, leading to a surge in ton-miles and crude oil transport costs.

Houthi rebels in Yemen have claimed to have shot down a Saudi Arabian drone over the northwestern part of the country. The Houthis have also vowed further retaliation against Riyadh.

Iran has threatened to expand the war zone if further US air strikes occur, while a Saudi-led coalition has launched attacks on Houthi targets in Yemen, with reports of Bahrain and Kuwait also conducting retaliatory strikes against Iran.

Tensions are escalating in the Middle East with reports of a burning tanker and Houthi allies of Iran announcing a blockade of the Red Sea's key strait against Saudi Arabia, amidst renewed US-Iran conflict.

Yemen's Houthi militants attacked Saudi oil facilities in two Red Sea port cities, while Saudi-backed forces retaliated, expanding the conflict that has disrupted global energy supplies.

The EU mission in the Red Sea has warned of an increased risk for merchant ships and urged strict adherence to existing security procedures, while the Houthi militia denied blocking the Bab al-Mandab strait.

Operation Aspides has elevated the risk of Houthi attacks to 'high' in the southern Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This assessment indicates an increased threat level for maritime activities in the region due to the ongoing military operation.

Tensions continue to rise in the Middle East as the US military announced successful new bombings against Iran for the 13th consecutive night. This escalation has caused oil prices to surge above $100 a barrel, with Houthi rebels also involved in recent actions.

Two Chinese supertankers, carrying a combined 4 million barrels of Saudi Arabian oil, successfully exited the Red Sea via the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, apparently circumventing the Houthis' blockade.

The US military has sent significant reinforcements to the Middle East as the conflict expands in the Red Sea, involving Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, prompting Donald Trump to consider escalation.

Oil prices have surged past $100 per barrel as Houthi attacks reignite concerns over the security of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Houthis have threatened to create a second chokehold on shipping routes, adding to existing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.

An opinion piece suggests that a Houthi closure of the Bab el-Mandeb strait could allow Iran to expand its conflict with the US beyond the Persian Gulf. The commentary highlights the strategic implications of losing control over key maritime routes.

At least eight ships are reportedly avoiding the Bab el-Mandeb Strait following threats issued by Houthi rebels.

The recent actions by the Houthis have sparked concerns about potential disruptions to global shipping, indicating a heightened risk in maritime trade routes.

Il capo della Casa Bianca a un passo dalla decisione: “Colpiremo i siti nucleari dei pasdaran”. Gli Houthi verso il blocco dello Stretto di Bab al Mandeb. Gli Usa: “Se lo fate attacchiamo”

Anti-war protests disrupted a hearing for Hegseth, who was advocating for new defense funds, amidst ongoing developments in the Iran conflict, Houthi militia actions, and Trump's threats.

Tensions are rising again in the Bab al-Mandab Strait as Houthis threaten attacks, causing ships to change course, highlighting the strait's increased importance since the war against Iran began.

Threats from Houthi rebels are forcing oil tankers to make U-turns, impacting shipping routes. The situation highlights Iran's influence over the critical Strait of Hormuz.

Houthi rebels in Yemen have imposed a naval blockade in the Red Sea, escalating the conflict with Saudi Arabia and threatening a crucial global trade route, leading to warnings of further oil price increases.

A Chinese oil tanker reversed course in the Red Sea following a threat of attack from Houthi forces. The incident highlights ongoing maritime security concerns in the region.

Το Ιράν στοχοποίησε σήμερα αμερικανικές εγκαταστάσεις ραντάρ και αντιαεροπορικής άμυνας στον Κόλπο, προειδοποιώντας τις ΗΠΑ ότι επίκεινται «ακόμη πιο ισχυρές» επιθέσεις, καθώς ο πόλεμος οδεύει να…

The Houthi militia has issued a warning to Saudi Arabia, threatening a 'siege' in an unspecified context.

A scenario of dual entanglement in the critical maritime passages of Hormuz and the Red Sea is emerging, as Tehran reportedly instructs Yemen's Houthis to be prepared.

The regional nature of the war is confirmed by developments in Yemen, where Houthi forces attacked Abha airport in Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles and drones. This came after Saudi forces struck Sana'a airport.

A Houthi leader has threatened to target Saudi Arabian oil facilities and vital installations if Riyadh escalates tensions in Yemen.

Pakistan is angered by this week's Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, with Islamabad concerned about potential involvement in the conflict.

After blocking maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran is now signaling a potential move to close the Bab el Mandeb passage to the Red Sea. This could be achieved by utilizing its Houthi allies in Yemen, opening a new front in regional tensions.

After blocking maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran is now signaling that it is considering playing its most dangerous card yet: using Houthi allies in Yemen to block...

Yemen's Houthi rebels have launched missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abha airport, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.

Yemen's Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, claimed responsibility for new airstrikes that resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including civilians and soldiers, at a Saudi Aramco refinery.

An analysis suggests the West lacks a long-term strategy against Iran, which, along with Houthi rebels, is pursuing confrontation. The article criticizes past mistakes by Western powers and Gulf partners, exacerbated by Trump's actions.

A source close to the Saudi military states that the Saudi-led coalition, supporting the Yemeni government since 2015, will not remain passive in the face of Houthi attacks.

Iran's 'axis of resistance' has reportedly regrouped around Iraqi militias and Houthi fighters, following setbacks in Syria and Lebanon, to project influence against Israel and the US.

The Saudi military has reported that Houthi attacks near the Yemen border resulted in 11 civilian injuries, including a child, highlighting ongoing cross-border hostilities.

Yemen's Houthi rebels announced they targeted the Saudi oil tanker Daisy in the Gulf of Aden with a ballistic missile, claiming to have forced it to change course and turn back.

The article discusses the historical and current governance of maritime chokepoints worldwide, from a papal line in the Atlantic to Iran's proposed toll at the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi demands for the Red Sea. It explores how these crucial straits are managed.

Mohamad Bazzi writes that the US conflict with Iran is spiraling out of control, with Saudi Arabia joining airstrikes in Iraq and reportedly planning an attack on the Houthis.

Tensions are rising in the Red Sea as Saudi Arabia reportedly prepares a final attack against Houthi rebels, following the announcement of an international naval mission. Seven hundred Italian soldiers are already present in the region, with their radar plane missions concentrated in the volatile area, raising concerns about potential escalation and European participation in the international mission.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing a military offensive against Houthi forces in Yemen, potentially involving both sea and land operations. This development challenges the relative calm that had been established in the region.

Yemen's Houthi rebel movement is reportedly preparing to introduce fees for commercial vessels transiting the strategic Bab el-Mandeb strait, a move aligned with Iran that could further exacerbate global trade disruptions.

Experts are debating the extent to which Pakistan, a strategic defense partner of Saudi Arabia, might intervene in response to Houthi attacks on Saudi ships, given its relationship with Iran-backed Houthis.

An expert reveals that the Houthis have been providing resources, including funds and material supplies, to Hezbollah since at least 2019, despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

A petroleum expert explains that events in the Persian Gulf are currently lowering fuel prices, while Houthi attacks and problems in Russia are having the opposite effect, as average fuel prices in the Czech Republic have risen.

A Greek Patriot air defense system deployed in Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles from Yemen targeting Saudi oil refineries in Yanbu on the Red Sea. The incident was reported by Reuters, citing Greek sources.

Houthi forces launched attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, marking a significant escalation. This incident occurred without a retaliatory US strike on Iran, breaking a two-week pattern of such responses.

Iran-backed Houthi forces have claimed responsibility for a missile attack targeting Saudi Arabia. Separately, the US military reported disabling a tanker attempting to evade an American blockade on Iranian ports.

Global equities experienced a mixed day, with Brent crude oil prices dropping below US$97 a barrel after Houthi rebels announced they were not blocking traffic through the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

An opinion article suggests that the Houthi group has returned to address unresolved issues with Pakistan, a situation the country previously narrowly avoided.

Oil tankers are incurring higher costs to reroute from the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb straits, which are experiencing disruptions due to actions by Iran and Houthi rebels, forcing Saudi Arabia to find alternative export routes.

Since the 2014 coup, Yemeni Houthi rebels have forcibly recruited thousands of minors annually, deploying them to front lines to fight against the government and Saudi Arabia.

Donald Trump has vowed to punish Iran in response to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, a statement that coincided with oil prices surging above $100.

Reports indicate that Iran secretly flew Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commanders and missile equipment to Yemen's Houthi rebels to support strategic allies.

Orlando Samões states that Iran is showing signs of fatigue in keeping pace with the US offensive, while also highlighting the constraints imposed by the Houthis on the global oil market.

Yemen is facing a new challenge as the military balance of power is assessed and the likelihood of confrontation between the government and Houthis is considered.

The US dollar has seen a rise in value, attributed to a Houthi tanker attack and subsequent increases in oil prices. These events have contributed to market volatility and currency fluctuations.

The EU's foreign policy chief has urged Houthi militants to cease their attacks, emphasizing the international community's concern over the escalating conflict.

Amid escalating tensions and reported US attacks on Iran, the United Kingdom has withdrawn its remaining diplomatic staff from Tehran. Iran has threatened to block oil exports from other regional countries if it is unable to export its own, while the Iranian-backed Houthi militia has attacked ships in the Red Sea, aiming to disrupt Saudi oil exports.

Concerns are growing over an escalating Houthi threat to oil markets and shipping, with accusations from Senator Rubio that Iran is flying IRGC personnel into Yemen, prompting warnings from Donald Trump.

Yemen's Houthi movement has the potential to trigger a global oil shock, which could significantly rattle international markets.

Amid renewed threats from Iran-backed Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the European operation ASPIDES has been placed on increased alert, issuing recommendations to commercial vessels.

Chances for lower fuel prices this summer are diminishing as a new front in the conflict emerges, with reports of Iran being bombed by the USA, Iranian retaliation, and Houthi involvement escalating tensions.

Out of 22 incidents of threats against journalists reported between April and June 2026, at least 15 cases originated from Punjab, according to a review by the Freedom Network.

Houthi rebels are moving towards blocking the Strait of Bab al-Mandeb, a move that an Israeli expert warns could significantly harm Europe by impacting Suez Canal access. The rebels are believed to be acting in coordination with Iran.

The Houthi militia has claimed responsibility for forcing six ships to reverse course, according to reports.

Yemen's Houthi armed group, aligned with Tehran, has announced a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia in the Bab el Mandeb strait, further escalating the ongoing conflict in the region.

US President Donald Trump has dismissed Houthi threats to block maritime traffic in the Red Sea, stating that Washington is ready to respond if the rebels proceed with their actions.

Two tankers carrying Saudi oil to China and India were forced to turn back in the Red Sea and head towards Suez, following a warning from the Houthis regarding a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia.

Asian oil buyers are confronting the risk of oil prices reaching $100 per barrel as Houthi militants threaten a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, adding a second maritime chokepoint disruption while the Strait of Hormuz remains severely affected.

Another ship has been hit in the Strait of Hormuz, as Houthi actions continue to escalate regional risks. This incident adds to ongoing concerns about maritime security in the area.

Thousands of Houthi supporters gathered in Sanaa to protest what they describe as a Saudi-led blockade against Yemen.

With shipping via Hormuz already disrupted, concerns are rising that Iran could instruct Houthis to close the Bab al-Mandab strait, leaving only the long route around Africa for Asia-Europe trade.

Il 13 luglio 2026, l’Arabia Saudita ha effettuato un attacco aereo contro l’aeroporto di Sana’a, capitale dello Yemen, con l’obiettivo di impedire l’atterraggio di un volo iraniano con a bordo la…

Iran is reportedly considering a plan for potential escalation in the Middle East, asking Yemen's Houthi rebels to be operationally ready to disrupt navigation in the Red Sea with missiles and drones, should the US retaliate.

Pakistan expresses concerns about potential involvement in the US-Iran conflict following a Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia, highlighting the regional instability.

Threats from Iran and Houthi rebels to Red Sea shipping are increasingly significant for the global oil market, with the potential closure of the Bab el-Mandeb strait opening a new front in the energy crisis and Iran's conflict with the US.

The Houthi attacks in the Red Sea continue to be monitored by the OKB, while Resolution 2826, proposed by Greece and the USA, has been approved.

A leading Houthi figure has threatened a 'siege' on Saudi Arabia, raising fears of a renewed conflict in Yemen, following an attack on a Yemeni airport.

Concerns are rising about a full escalation in the Gulf War, with Iran potentially using Yemeni Houthis to block the Red Sea route, which would severely impact the global economy.

Yemen's Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, claimed responsibility for new aerial strikes on a Saudi Aramco refinery, which resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including civilians and soldiers.

Yemen's government forces have launched counterattacks against Houthi rebels following renewed shelling of Marib, escalating fears of a broader conflict. Experts warn that all indicators point towards a potential expansion of hostilities in the region.

Im Jemen nimmt die Gewalt wieder zu, zudem greifen die Huthi inzwischen fast täglich Schiffe im Roten Meer vor Saudi-Arabien an.

The Iran-backed Houthi group has claimed an attack on a Yemeni military camp, escalating tensions and raising fears that a truce in place since 2022 is on the verge of collapse.

Tankers entering the Red Sea to load Saudi oil are increasingly declaring Suez Canal and Egypt as their destinations, rather than actual ports, in an effort to conceal their true routes and avoid Houthi attacks.

Saudi authorities believe Yemen's Houthi movement is seeking to undermine Riyadh's efforts to help resolve the conflict between the United States and Iran, according to Reuters sources.

Saudi Arabia is actively engaging in diplomatic efforts to prevent the escalation of Houthi attacks. The kingdom seeks to use diplomacy to stop the growing conflict.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing for military operations following the resumption of Houthi strikes on Saudi territory and shipping. This development comes after a period of relative calm along the Saudi-Yemeni border.

A woman asserting she is the daughter of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has ignited an unprecedented crisis in Yemen. Her seeking protection from a powerful tribe has reportedly reignited a tribal rebellion against Houthi insurgents.

Yemen's Ansar Allah movement, also known as the Houthis, has denied reports that it plans to impose fees on ships crossing the southern Red Sea.

Reports from Yemeni sources indicate that Saudi Arabia may be planning a significant escalation in the conflict, potentially involving a sea and land assault on Houthi forces.

The US has launched a 'heavy' wave of strikes in response to Iran's attack on bases in Jordan, marking a return to open warfare and raising the risk of the conflict spreading to involve actors such as the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. This follows earlier reports of US strikes on Iran and a widening conflict engulfing more countries.

China has reportedly engaged in direct talks with Yemen's Houthi rebels to secure safe passage for its tankers through the southern Red Sea, following threats of attacks in the region.

The Houthi militia has declared a full blockade of the Mandeb Strait, a critical chokepoint for oil shipments, raising fears that this action could significantly drive up global oil prices.

Yemen's Houthi group claimed to have fired ballistic missiles at the Saudi oil tanker NCC GHAZAL, forcing the vessel to turn back.

The Yemeni Foreign Minister has accused Houthi rebels of attempting to replicate Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz in the Red Sea. This move could significantly impact maritime security in the region.

Oil prices have fallen significantly, with Brent crude dropping below $92, as a 'pause' in US-Iran hostilities and declining commercial shipping in the Red Sea due to Houthi attacks influence global markets. The Indian Rupee also strengthened against the US dollar, supported by these developments.

Yemen is reportedly on the brink of a new conflict, with both sides deploying additional forces along the front line stretching through Houthi-controlled northwestern Yemen, from the Red Sea coast to the border, according to Yemeni military officials and analysts.

Amid escalating regional tensions and renewed fighting between Houthis and Saudi Arabia, analysts are questioning the Houthi's capabilities and alliances to sustain a prolonged multi-front conflict.

A German newspaper discusses Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' and its continued reliance on loyal Arab militias, particularly the Houthis, in its struggle with the US and Israel, despite being weakened by conflicts in the Middle East.

The conflict with Iran continues to deepen, with Houthi rebels claiming responsibility for a missile strike on Saudi Arabia, prompting U.S. President Donald Trump to consider new strikes on Iran. Despite Trump's claims of victory, the situation is described as catastrophic, with 'despair' in Washington and the President's assertions bordering on delusional.

Oil prices are falling after an earlier surge, as markets are reassured by commitments from Yemen's Houthi rebels that they do not intend to disrupt global shipping.

Iran reportedly sent 21 military advisors from the Revolutionary Guard, missile systems, and gold to finance the Houthis, though the rebels have rejected these allegations as 'lies.'

Former U.S. deputy national security adviser Jon Finer discussed with NPR's A Martínez the potential effects of the Houthi rebels' blockade of the Red Sea on the global economy.

Sources claim that Iran transported between 10 and 21 IRGC personnel, including senior commanders, along with missile equipment to Yemen's Houthi rebels, an exclusive report confirms.

Pakistan has warned Houthi rebels to steer clear of its ships, stating that its armed forces are vigilant in the Bab el-Mandab region and will respond swiftly if Pakistani assets are attacked.

The US dollar has strengthened in value, attributed to a recent Houthi tanker attack and a subsequent increase in global oil prices, reflecting market reactions to geopolitical events.

The Houthi movement's threat to block a crucial oil strait has caused ships to turn back, leading to significant potential consequences for the oil market, according to analysts.

An expert told the Jerusalem Post that Houthi threats to choke points could cause global disruption, even without physical shutdowns, by making insurance premiums prohibitive or forcing ships to turn around.

The price of oil has risen above the $95 mark for the first time in six weeks, driven by the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Disruptions to global supply are threatened by US-Iran aggression in the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi threats in Bab el-Mandeb.

Experts are assessing whether the Suez Canal can compensate for the closure of the Bab al-Mandeb strait by Houthis, which now puts approximately 6 million barrels of crude oil per day destined for Asia at risk.

Houthi threats of a Red Sea blockade are escalating pressure on global trade and supply chains, with India-bound oil tankers already taking U-turns to avoid the potential disruption and rising oil prices.

A naval group has reported that Iran-backed Houthi forces are now prepared to launch attacks on ships, indicating a potential escalation of maritime threats.

Iran and Houthi militias are reportedly threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Malacca, two critical global shipping arteries, escalating tensions in international trade.

Houthi forces have issued threats of new attacks, causing ships to alter their routes and raising concerns about a potential new blockade. This situation highlights the risks Iran is taking in the Strait of Hormuz.

New threats from Houthi rebels have ignited another surge in global oil prices, reflecting concerns over potential disruptions to oil supplies.

During a visit by the Lebanese president to the White House, Donald Trump addressed the Houthi naval blockade of Saudi Arabia, stating that the US would take action if the critical Bab al-Mandeb Strait were closed.

An expert warns that the involvement of the Houthi militia could escalate the conflict, drawing more countries into a 'final showdown' with Iran.

Iran has reportedly called on Yemen's Houthi rebels to prepare for a blockade of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. This move highlights the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and the potential for regional escalation.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have threatened to launch missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities. They warned the kingdom against further military actions.

A Houthi leader has issued a threat to target Saudi oil facilities if Riyadh escalates its actions in Yemen.

A pro-government militia in Yemen announced it had intercepted a boat. The militia claims the vessel was carrying equipment intended for Houthi weapon manufacturing.

Houthi forces launched an attack on Saudi Arabia's Abha airport, leading to fresh travel warnings and flight cancellations. The incident has disrupted air travel in the region.

Pakistan's Prime Minister stated the country stands by Saudi Arabia following Houthi strikes, warning that a widening conflict risks a broader regional war.

After obstructing navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran is now signaling its intent to use the Bab el-Mandeb Strait towards the Red Sea as a new point of pressure on shipping, potentially through its Houthi allies.

Iran's envoy to the Houthis has resurfaced in Sana'a, signaling Tehran's efforts to strengthen its regional axis and support the militia's push for a direct air route amid escalating conflict.