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Al Hudaydah

city in Yemen

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  • Jul 26

    Houthis strike Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu and Jizan with missiles and drones, escalating Red Sea tensions

    Yemen's Houthi rebels launched ballistic missiles and drones at Aramco installations in the Saudi cities of Yanbu and Jizan early Saturday, retaliating for Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on the port of Hodeida the previous night.

  • Jul 26

    US forces disable oil tanker breaching Iran blockade near Strait of Hormuz, Trump threatens broader bombing

    US forces disabled an oil tanker attempting to breach the blockade on Iran in the Gulf of Oman, while President Donald Trump signalled he may authorise a broader bombing campaign. The incident escalated a two-week US air offensive as Saudi-Houthi clashes reignited in Yemen.

  • Jul 25

    Saudi-led coalition launched airstrikes on Houthi targets in Hudaida, Yemen

    The Saudi-led military coalition said it struck Houthi positions in Yemen's Hudaida province in retaliation for an attack on a Saudi-flagged vessel in the Red Sea that damaged the ship's hull.

  • Jul 25

    Iran launches drone attacks on Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait after 13th consecutive night of US strikes

    Tehran claimed kamikaze drone strikes on fuel depots, hangars and barracks at US-linked facilities, while Saudi Arabia bombed Houthi-held Hodeida in Yemen.

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