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Houthis reach the sea as Washington tells Riyadh to fight alone

The Houthis have reached the sea, while Washington has instructed Saudi Arabia to act without U.S. support. No further operational details are provided.

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A shift in Houthi access and reduced apparent U.S. backing could increase risks to Red Sea security and regional escalation.

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