Significant tensions in the Middle East have risen sharply, with warplanes flying over
the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, and Western countries under public
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NEW YORK (News Hub update) Tensions in the Middle East are rising and the region has been in a
state of war for two or three days, with warplanes from different countries flying in the air. After the
attacks of the Yemeni Houthis in more than two areas of Saudi Arabia, Israel also came to the field
with full readiness.
Iran warns Israel that if it invades Iran, Iranian forces will wipe out Tel Aviv, according to an Arab news agency.
The missile strike, which was thwarted, has led to a rise in oil prices on the world market, with crude oil reaching 71 dollars a barrel as of last reports. A statement issued by the Saudi Ministry of Defense said that the Iranian-backed Houthis tried to launch a ballistic missile attack on a petrol station of the petroleum company Aramco at the port of Tanura, but Saudi Arabia's Arab coalition forces and air defense forces Thwart Houthi attack Saudi Defense Ministry calls the Houthi attack a cowardly act and a deliberate attempt to target global energy supply centers.
A spokesman for the Saudi coalition, Turki al-Maliki, said the Houthis had tried to use drones to attack oil installations off the coast but shot down the drone before it could reach its target. A cowardly attempt to attack Aramco installations has been thwarted.
Pieces of missiles destroyed
in the air fell on the population, but no casualties were reported. Saudi officials have also claimed
that the Houthi militia had sent the drones to attack various cities in Saudi Arabia.
He said Arab coalition forces had also destroyed five Houthi drones this morning. Coalition forces in
Yemen's northern province of Marb has made significant progress in operations against Houthi
militias. In response, the Houthis have now turned to Saudi Arabia. Drone strikes have intensified.
Clashes between pro-Saudi forces and Houthi rebels in Yemen have killed more than 100 fighters
on both sides in clashes in the province of Marb.
Coalition airstrikes kill 58 Houthi rebels
According to military sources, the rebels launched a campaign to seize Marb last month. If this last the city is snatched from the winning government, then the two important countries in the Saudi alliance.
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia will become insecure and it will be impossible for them
to protect themselves from Houthi attacks, according to an Arab website.
It is the last stronghold
of the victorious Yemeni government, and given the situation so far, the Yemeni government will not
be able to save the city, despite the Saudi coalition's military might. Experts say Israel's strategy is to end its power by waging war on Arab countries, and it seems to be succeeding in this strategy. The defeat of the Saudi alliance in Yemen means its political and military power in the Middle East.
I will announce the end. Clashes between the two sides reportedly
broke out on six fronts as government forces repulsed an insurgent attack that reached as far as
Cassara in the north-south part of the city of Marb. Innocent civilians have been injured while the exact number of casualties is not known.
According to analysts, the loss of Marb will be a major blow to the Yemeni government and the plight
of thousands of homeless people forced to take refuge in the desert around the city is also expected
to increase.
It will be a great loss for Saudi Arabia as it has been hit by several missile strikes fired
by Houthi rebels in recent weeks.
Saudi Arabia has been able to thwart a drone strike by Houthis in the southwestern part of the country
that wounded two civilians, including a child. US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken urged Houthi
rebels last week to stop their attacks on Marab Blanken was addressing a donor conference where he
also announced about 19 crores in aid to Yemen.
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