Houthis Announces 'Sea Navigation Ban' On Saudi Arabia

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Yemen's Houthi rebel group said on 20 July that it was imposing a ban on maritime navigation linked to Saudi Arabia, framing the move as a response to what it described as the kingdom's ongoing blockade of Yemen and military aggression against the country. The move could threaten not only crude exports from Saudi Arabia's Red Sea terminal of Yanbu, but also ...

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