Humanitarian Distress in Yemen Grows as the Huthi Advance
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Now the world's largest oil exporter is coming under pressure with Saudi Arabia. The US cannot help in the fight against the Huthi rebels, the humanitarian situation is devastating.
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cedarnews.netThe Huthi militia is blocking one of the world's most important straits in Yemen. But away from the headlines on oil and trade, tens of thousands of people suffer. They are vulnerable to violence. By Anna Osius.
The price of oil continues to increase. For a barrel (159 liters) of crude oil of the North Sea type Brent, more than 107 US dollars were charged on Tuesday. The situation has recently worsened the developments in Yemen, where the Huthi militia controls the Strait Bab al-Mandab and blocked the passage of Saudi ships. However, the main driver of the oil price remains the US-Iran war. An opening of the road of Hormus is not in sight.
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