Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for striking two oil tankers in the Red Sea as the U.S. military conducts strikes on Iranian infrastructure.

Houthi militants claimed strikes against the Saudi-flagged tankers Encelia and Layla following a maritime ban, leading to a rise in Brent crude oil prices.

Houthi officials claimed responsibility for a missile strike that ignited a fire on the Saudi tanker Encelia. No casualties were reported following the attack.

This 123 agreement creates a legal framework for U.S. nuclear power projects in Saudi Arabia, drawing criticism due to concerns over proliferation risks.

Houthi rebels have warned global shipping firms that vessels using Saudi ports face the risk of military targeting following a breakdown in regional stability. The escalation impacts the Red Sea, a vital corridor for global trade.

Following a Yemeni government strike on the Sanaa airport runway, Houthi forces have vowed retaliation, threatening the stability of the 2022 truce.