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“However, while the US recently refused to fight alongside Saudi Arabia against the Houthis, there could now be a change of heart in Washington, writes political analyst Osamah Al-Rawhani in a study by the Yemeni think tank Sanaa Center for Strategic Studies.”
“The Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia because it supports government forces in Yemen the rebels seek to overthrow.”
“The Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia because it supports government forces in Yemen the rebels seek to overthrow.”
“In an interview with the conservative US broadcaster Fox News, he signaled a willingness to make concessions in the nuclear dispute with the United States.”
“Iran’s Guards threaten to hit new targets with new weapons if US attacks TEHRAN – Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned on Sept 21 that they would attack new targets and deploy new weapons if the US launches further attacks on Iran.”
“The Houthis’ lightning advance through the Yemeni coast has allowed the Bab al-Mandeb Strait to fall under its control, with the terror group threatening the kingdom’s largest pipeline and the oil processing plant in Abqaiq, has been compared to “the Panama…”
“Yemen’s Houthi rebels have launched a lightning offensive to the Red Sea coast, assuming control over another vital waterway in the region and threatening to expand the frozen US-Israeli conflict with Iran to the east.”
“The warning comes as the capture of Yemeni territory along the Red Sea coastline last month by the Iran-backed Houthis has raised concerns over the safety of internet cables linking Europe and Asia.”
“It is credited with helping to intercept hundreds of missiles and drones fired by Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, the Houthis in Yemen and from as far away as Iran.”
“China has privately asked Tehran to use its influence over Yemen’s Houthis to help rein in the Iran-backed group after Saudi Arabia appealed to Beijing for help, according to three Iranian sources familiar with the matter quoted by Reuters.”