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Yemen Faces Increased Risk of Civil War as Houthis Target Oil Shipping Routes
Yemen is facing an increased risk of civil war as Iran-backed Houthis threaten key shipping routes, particularly following their takeover of the port city of Mokha. This escalation raises concerns about humanitarian access and could impact global oil prices, which are already trading above $100 per barrel. The situation is complicated by recent clashes between the Houthis and Saudi forces amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Yemen is facing an increased risk of civil war as Iran-backed Houthis threaten key shipping routes, particularly following their takeover of the port city of Mokha. This escalation raises concerns about humanitarian access and could impact global oil prices, which are already trading above $100 per barrel. The situation is complicated by recent clashes between the Houthis and Saudi forces amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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