The Houthis in Yemen have warned they will attack US ships in the Red Sea if the US gets involved in the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
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Houthi insurgents in Yemen have said they will target US ships in the Red Sea if the United States joins Israel in attacks against Iran. The group's spokesman, Yahya Saree, emphasized that the Houthi actions are a reaction to perceived aggression against Iran. Since the start of the conflict in the Gaza Strip, the Houthis have carried out rocket and drone attacks on Israel, claiming they are acting in solidarity with the Palestinians. Israel accuses the Houthis of receiving support from Iran to destabilize the region.
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Insurgenţii houthi din Yemen ameninţă că vor ataca nave americane în Marea Roşie dacă SUA lovesc Iranul
Houthi din Yemen ameninţă să atace nave americane în Marea Roşie dacă SUA lovesc Iranul
Insurgenţii houthi ameninţă să atace nave americane în Marea Roşie dacă SUA lovesc Iranul
Israel-Iran conflict drags on, with Houthis vowing attacks if U.S. strikes Tehran
Yemen: Insurgenții houthi amenință să atace nave americane în Marea Roșie dacă SUA lovesc Iranul
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