A Truce in Yemen Unravels, Threatening to Widen Mideast War
Saudi Arabia and Houthi militants are exchanging tit-for-tat attacks, threatening a four-year truce in Yemen.
The Royal Saudi Air Force struck military targets in Yemen's Hodeida province; Houthis responded with drone and missile attacks on Aramco facilities in Jizan and Yanbu.
The conflict risks widening the Mideast war and pressuring global energy markets already strained by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and Tehran's Strait of Hormuz chokehold.
Iran is accused of fanning the conflict without direct attack on Saudi Arabia, while Houthis face economic pressure from a Saudi-enforced blockade.
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