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Houthis reportedly seize key island at entrance to the Red Sea

A report claims that Yemen’s Houthi rebels seized a strategically important island near the entrance to the Red Sea.

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Control of territory near a major maritime chokepoint could raise risks to commercial shipping and widen regional conflict dynamics.

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