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Iran reportedly tells Houthis to close Red Sea oil route if US decides to strike power infrastructure
The report says that a possibility that is being discussed within Iran's leadership now is potentially to ask Yemen's Houthi movement to be on standby and ready to close the Red Sea oil route, that is if the US decides to strike Iran's power network next. The sources mention that the Houthis had recently been informed of the request. Adding that the group had completed preparations to attack shipping by deploying missiles and drones near the Bab el-Mandab strait. For some context, the strait is pretty much the gateway to the Red Sea. As such, any closure or disruption there would just serve to exacerbate the current ... (full story)
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