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Rapid Houthi advances in Yemen pose massive strategic risks for Saudi Arabia in the Gulf (opens the original)
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An advance by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, which has included the targeting of Saudi cities and infrastructure, has quickly complicated a widening Middle East war. Not only has it all but unraveled a 2022 truce putting a lid on Yemen’s civil war – in which the Iran-aligned Houthis were fighting a Saudi-led coalition – but the seizure of territory next to the Red Sea has further threatened Saudi energy exports. On Sept. 13, Saudi Arabia and other Arab Gulf nations were due to take part in crucial Omani
A new Houthi front and expanded Iranian attacks risk sinking Gulf nations’ choke-point workaround and widening shipping risks (opens the original)
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After a nine-month pause, Houthi militants in Yemen allied to Iran resumed attacks on vessels in the Red Sea on July 22, 2026, directly targeting the groupâs longtime foe Saudi Arabia. A week later, a floating liquefied natural gas storage facility in Egyptâs Mediterranean port of Damietta was struck by suspected Iranian drones, causing a fire that spread to a nearby tanker. As a longtime Gulf analyst, I believe these two maritime attacks by Iran and its proxies signal that efforts to bypass
A new Houthi front and expanded Iranian attacks risk sinking Gulf nations’ choke-point workaround and widening shipping risks (opens the original)
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After a nine-month pause, Houthi militants in Yemen allied to Iran resumed attacks on vessels in the Red Sea on July 22, 2026, directly targeting the groupâs longtime foe Saudi Arabia. A week later, a floating liquefied natural gas storage facility in Egyptâs Mediterranean port of Damietta was struck by suspected Iranian drones, causing a fire that spread to a nearby tanker. As a longtime Gulf analyst, I believe these two maritime attacks by Iran and its proxies signal that efforts to bypass
A new Houthi front and expanded Iranian attacks risk sinking Gulf nations’ choke-point workaround and widening shipping risks (opens the original)
Read excerpt
After a nine-month pause, Houthi militants in Yemen allied to Iran resumed attacks on vessels in the Red Sea on July 22, 2026, directly targeting the groupâs longtime foe Saudi Arabia. A week later, a floating liquefied natural gas storage facility in Egyptâs Mediterranean port of Damietta was struck by suspected Iranian drones, causing a fire that spread to a nearby tanker. As a longtime Gulf analyst, I believe these two maritime attacks by Iran and its proxies signal that efforts to bypass
A new Houthi front and expanded Iranian attacks risk sinking Gulf nations’ choke-point workaround and widening shipping risks (opens the original)
Read excerpt
After a nine-month pause, Houthi militants in Yemen allied to Iran resumed attacks on vessels in the Red Sea on July 22, 2026, directly targeting the groupâs longtime foe Saudi Arabia. A week later, a floating liquefied natural gas storage facility in Egyptâs Mediterranean port of Damietta was struck by suspected Iranian drones, causing a fire that spread to a nearby tanker. As a longtime Gulf analyst, I believe these two maritime attacks by Iran and its proxies signal that efforts to bypass
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