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‼️‼️🇸🇦🇾🇪 BREAKING | Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing a large-scale military offensive against the Houthi movement in Yemen following recent attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and the group's blockade of Saudi maritime shipping, according to The Guardian. 🔹 The reported plans could include both naval operations in the Red...

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🚨🇸🇦🇾🇪🔥 The Houthis launched a ballistic missile attack on one of Saudi Aramco’s major oil facilities overnight, further escalating the renewed confrontation with Saudi Arabia. Yemen’s Houthis targeted a major Saudi Aramco oil terminal in Jizan Province using ballistic missiles during the overnight attack. The strike represents another escalation against Saudi energy infrastructure, which remains among the most strategically important targets available to the Houthis due to the kingdom’s central role in global oil markets. Repeated attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure could have consequences far beyond the battlefield. Any sustained disruption to production or export facilities risks adding further pressure to global energy markets at a time when regional shipping routes are already under severe strain. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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The Saudi-led coalition strikes targeted Houthi-controlled military sites and telecommunications facilities in Hodeidah governorate, as the Houthis threatened further attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and shipping, raising fears of renewed regional conflict.
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The Saudi-led coalition strikes targeted Houthi-controlled military sites and telecommunications facilities in Hodeidah governorate, as the Houthis threatened further attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and shipping, raising fears of renewed regional conflict.

Al Jazeera English

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Yemen’s Houthis rejected Saudi accusations that their attacks threaten the holy sites in Mecca, calling the claims “fabrications and lies.” The group said its operations target Saudi oil facilities and military bases, not religious sites, and claimed there is “no threat from Yemen to the sanctities.”

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Mario Nawfal

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After Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged Trump to act against the Houthis, the U.S. reportedly moved toward launching airstrikes. Target lists were approved and bombs were being loaded onto American warplanes before Trump called off the operation. Saudi Arabia is seeking U.S. help as the Houthis expand toward the strategically important Bab al-Mandab Strait and threaten Red Sea shipping and Saudi interests. The Houthis have also made significant territorial gains along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. But striking the Houthis could open another U.S. military front while Washington is already fighting Iran. Trump ultimately decided against the operation, leaving Saudi Arabia to deal with the Houthi advance largely through regional forces and U.S. intelligence support. #Houthi #HouthiRebels #MBS #Trump #saudiarabia #saudi
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After Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged Trump to act against the Houthis, the U.S. reportedly moved toward launching airstrikes. Target lists were approved and bombs were being loaded onto American warplanes before Trump called off the operation. Saudi Arabia is seeking U.S. help as the Houthis expand toward the strategically important Bab al-Mandab Strait and threaten Red Sea shipping and Saudi interests. The Houthis have also made significant territorial gains along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. But striking the Houthis could open another U.S. military front while Washington is already fighting Iran. Trump ultimately decided against the operation, leaving Saudi Arabia to deal with the Houthi advance largely through regional forces and U.S. intelligence support. #Houthi #HouthiRebels #MBS #Trump #saudiarabia #saudi

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HOUTHI MILITARY SPOX: ‘MARITIME NAVIGATION IS SAFE FOR ALL COMPANIES’ EXCEPT SAUDI SHIPS Yahia Saree said the Houthis will ‘counter the blockade with a blockade’ and ‘respond to escalation with escalation’ until the blockade on Yemen ends

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After seeking help from the U.S., Saudi Arabia has reportedly appealed to China as Houthi forces advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. Reuters reports that Beijing then privately asked Iran to use its influence to rein in the Houthis. China has a major interest in keeping the region’s energy and shipping routes stable. But Iran reportedly responded that regional stability depends on ending the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, without giving a clear commitment to restrain the Houthis. With the Houthis strengthening positions near Bab el-Mandeb while traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains heavily disrupted, pressure on both major maritime routes is growing. Any further escalation could have wider consequences for global energy and shipping. #iran #IranWar #Houthi #China #MBS #saudi
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After seeking help from the U.S., Saudi Arabia has reportedly appealed to China as Houthi forces advance along Yemen’s Red Sea coast. Reuters reports that Beijing then privately asked Iran to use its influence to rein in the Houthis. China has a major interest in keeping the region’s energy and shipping routes stable. But Iran reportedly responded that regional stability depends on ending the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, without giving a clear commitment to restrain the Houthis. With the Houthis strengthening positions near Bab el-Mandeb while traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains heavily disrupted, pressure on both major maritime routes is growing. Any further escalation could have wider consequences for global energy and shipping. #iran #IranWar #Houthi #China #MBS #saudi

Srijan Pal Singh

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Reports are emerging of a significant Houthi assault on the Saudi backed Yemen Emergency Forces encampment near Marib, Yemen with several casualties reported. This video purports to show the aftermath of one of the attacks, though it has not been verified. Marib is the internationally recognized Yemeni government's last major stronghold in northern Yemen and is home to critical oil and gas infrastructure. Saudi Arabia has supported government forces there for years to prevent the Houthis from consolidating control over northern Yemen.
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Reports are emerging of a significant Houthi assault on the Saudi backed Yemen Emergency Forces encampment near Marib, Yemen with several casualties reported. This video purports to show the aftermath of one of the attacks, though it has not been verified. Marib is the internationally recognized Yemeni government's last major stronghold in northern Yemen and is home to critical oil and gas infrastructure. Saudi Arabia has supported government forces there for years to prevent the Houthis from consolidating control over northern Yemen.

OSINTdefender

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‼️‼️🇮🇷🇸🇦 BIG | The Middle East is teetering on the edge of a massive economic explosion as Iranian-backed Houthi militants officially declare a total maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, threatening to plunge global energy markets and regional trade into absolute chaos. In a brazen, high-stakes escalation, the Yemen-based extremist group announced that any commercial vessel bound for Saudi ports, or even loosely associated with Saudi interests, is now marked for destruction. The Houthis have vowed to deploy their entire arsenal of anti-ship missiles, suicide drones, and naval boarding commandos to hijack or sink civilian merchant ships attempting to traverse these vital waterways. This aggressive chokehold directly targets the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden transit corridors, effectively trying to paralyze the economic lifeblood of one of the world's largest energy exporters. This reckless blockade is a direct extension of Iran’s overarching strategy to use its regional proxies to systematically strangle international commerce and intimidate Western allies. By weaponizing global shipping lanes, the Houthis are attempting to trigger an artificial energy crisis and isolate Saudi Arabia from the global supply chain. This dangerous provocation proves that passive containment of these terrorist networks has failed, and it demands an immediate, overwhelming international maritime response to smash this blockade before it inflicts catastrophic damage on the global economy. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇮🇷🇸🇦 BIG | The Middle East is teetering on the edge of a massive economic explosion as Iranian-backed Houthi militants officially declare a total maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia, threatening to plunge global energy markets and regional trade into absolute chaos. In a brazen, high-stakes escalation, the Yemen-based extremist group announced that any commercial vessel bound for Saudi ports, or even loosely associated with Saudi interests, is now marked for destruction. The Houthis have vowed to deploy their entire arsenal of anti-ship missiles, suicide drones, and naval boarding commandos to hijack or sink civilian merchant ships attempting to traverse these vital waterways. This aggressive chokehold directly targets the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden transit corridors, effectively trying to paralyze the economic lifeblood of one of the world's largest energy exporters. This reckless blockade is a direct extension of Iran’s overarching strategy to use its regional proxies to systematically strangle international commerce and intimidate Western allies. By weaponizing global shipping lanes, the Houthis are attempting to trigger an artificial energy crisis and isolate Saudi Arabia from the global supply chain. This dangerous provocation proves that passive containment of these terrorist networks has failed, and it demands an immediate, overwhelming international maritime response to smash this blockade before it inflicts catastrophic damage on the global economy. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

43,365 views • 2 months ago

I’m back!!! 3 minute update on the latest drama in the Red Sea, Saudi, Yemen, the Houthis… What do you think — will Saudi Arabia be able to turn this around? Or is this the start of a new and more anarchic front in the war?
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I’m back!!! 3 minute update on the latest drama in the Red Sea, Saudi, Yemen, the Houthis… What do you think — will Saudi Arabia be able to turn this around? Or is this the start of a new and more anarchic front in the war?

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Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed the Makkah Defence Pact, raising the possibility that an armed attack on one could be treated as an attack on all three. But Pakistan is now making clear that this does not automatically mean sending troops to Yemen to fight the Houthis. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had earlier suggested the pact could become operational if the Yemen conflict spread into Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has since expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condemned Houthi attacks, but no deployment of Pakistani troops to Yemen has been announced. That creates a major test for the pact. If Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue, how much military support will Pakistan and Turkey actually provide? With Saudi Arabia also seeking U.S. support while Washington remains reluctant to launch direct action against the Houthis, the pact’s real military commitment is now under scrutiny. #Pakistan #saudiarabia #mecca #turkey #Houthi #HouthiRebels
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Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed the Makkah Defence Pact, raising the possibility that an armed attack on one could be treated as an attack on all three. But Pakistan is now making clear that this does not automatically mean sending troops to Yemen to fight the Houthis. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had earlier suggested the pact could become operational if the Yemen conflict spread into Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has since expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condemned Houthi attacks, but no deployment of Pakistani troops to Yemen has been announced. That creates a major test for the pact. If Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue, how much military support will Pakistan and Turkey actually provide? With Saudi Arabia also seeking U.S. support while Washington remains reluctant to launch direct action against the Houthis, the pact’s real military commitment is now under scrutiny. #Pakistan #saudiarabia #mecca #turkey #Houthi #HouthiRebels

Srijan Pal Singh

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