US Pauses Nightly Strikes on Iran as Houthis Clash With Saudis

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US pauses nightly Iran strikes, as Houthis clash with Saudis

Skirmishes between Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia intensified, as a pause in the nearly two-week run of nightly US strikes on Iran raised fresh questions about President Donald Trump’s strategy in the war. The Houthis, Islamist militants based in Yemen and backed by Iran, said they fired missiles and drones at facilities linked to oil giant Saudi Aramco in the Red Sea port towns of Jizan and Yanbu. There was no immediate confirmation from the Saudi government or Aramco. Saudi authorities brie...

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Iran-backed Houthis fire missiles at Saudi Arabia in response to airstrikes in Yemen

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U.S. pauses nightly strikes on Iran as Houthis clash with Saudis

Washington gave no immediate explanation of why it had abruptly halted a streak of 13 nights of escalating strikes.

Houthis fire on Saudi oil sites; no US strike on Iran for first time in two weeks

Houthis attack two Aramco oil sites as US holds off on nightly bombing of Iran

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Middle East teeters on brink of wider conflict

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Iran's oil ministry on Saturday said it was able to sell a total of $18 billion worth of oil during the war and the ensuing ceasefire with the United States. The post Iran says it sold $18bn of oil during war, ceasefire appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Greek Patriot battery in Saudi Arabia shoots down another drone launched from Yemen

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Targeted strikes will continue until the enemy’s total surrender

TEHRAN – Iranian officials have accused the United States of systematically violating the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire framework that ended weeks of hostilities earlier this year, warning that Washington's actions have created a new phase of confrontation stretching from the Strait of Hormuz to Iraq while further eroding prospects for regional stability.

Qatar condemns Houthi attack on Saudi tanker as Red Sea tensions rise

Qatar has condemned the targeting of a Saudi vessel in the Red Sea, saying the attack endangered international navigation, global energy supplies and regional stability. Houthi attacks on two Saudi…

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