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The Houthis have issued a warning of potential direct military intervention if new alliances oppose Iran or if the Red Sea is used for hostile operations. The group also called for an end to US and Israeli attacks and emphasized their readiness to act if escalation continues, raising regional conflict concerns.
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The Houthis claimed responsibility for missile strikes on southern Israel, marking the first time Yemen's rebels have fired at Israel since the conflict escalated. The attack follows signals that the Houthis may join the regional war, raising concerns over shipping routes and regional stability.
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The Houthis launched missiles at Israeli military sites in southern Israel, their first attack since the start of the Middle East war. The Israeli military intercepted the missile, raising concerns about regional escalation and potential attacks on Red Sea shipping, which could impact global energy markets.
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Three Lebanese journalists, including Fatima Ftouni and Ali Shoeib, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a car in southern Lebanon. The attack also injured others, with Lebanon condemning it as a war crime. Israel claims Shoeib was a Hezbollah operative, a charge denied by Hezbollah and Lebanon.