THE PROPHECY NEWS PODCAST: It’s A Middle East Meltdown As Iran And Its Houthi Proxies Trap Saudi Arabia And Threaten The Entire Global Oil Supply
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The Houthis are attacking Saudi Arabia and expanding fighting in Yemen, and the threat to the Strait of Hormuz could push up oil prices.
Saudi Arabia's oil exports are under pressure from several sides. Drones from Iraq have hit the strategic East-West pipeline, the Strait of Hormus remains massively compromised and the Iran-faithful Huthis (Ansar Allah) advance at Bab el-Mandeb. On Sunday a ship was hit again in Hormus by a projectile. While Brent continues to cost more than 100 dollars per barrel, it also attacks the routes through which Riyadh wants to get his oil exports past…
The Strait of Hormuz is blocked, and the Bab al-Mandeb is now under Houthis' control. Ships arriving from Saudi Arabia are also being attacked, leading to a major oil crisis.
Saudis and the rebels Houthis, a group supported by Iran against the Yemeni government, have already exchanged attacks for control of the Strait of Bab el-Mandeb on the morning of Sunday (13), reported the network of television catari Al Jazeera. The Strait is a strategic route for the flow of oil from Saudi Arabia to the Mediterranean and the main commercial alternative in the Middle East to Ormuz, today closed by the Iranians. The Yemeni rebel…
THE PROPHECY NEWS PODCAST: It’s A Middle East Meltdown As Iran And Its Houthi Proxies Trap Saudi Arabia And Threaten The Entire Global Oil Supply
Middle East Meltdown As Iran And Its Houthi Proxies Trap Saudi Arabia Between Two Strategic Chokepoints And Threaten The Global Oil Supply The Middle East is not merely changing—it is melting down before our eyes. Iran, battered but not broken by months of American and Israeli attacks, is now reaching for the most powerful weapon […]
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