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Trump: The Houthis Are Behaving Very Badly
President Donald Trump accused Ansar Allah, also known as the Houthis, of “behaving very badly” as the group continues its war against Saudi Arabia, striking the kingdom’s energy infrastructure and airports. “The Houthis are behaving very badly,” the President wrote on Truth Social Tuesday. The war between Ansar Allah and Saudi Arabia reignited after Riyadh […]
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Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz tumbled since late last week, as ship owners and operators froze up amid the renewed hostilities between Iran and the US over the weekend.
The Thursday attack on the container ship Ever Lovely prompted some shipowners to pull back and wait for additional information about how safe transiting the Strait is. The U.S. military on Friday carried out strikes on Iran in response to the attack on the vessel.
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