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Houthi advance threatens to open a new front in the US-Iran conflict

The Houthi movement is reportedly advancing rapidly, potentially opening a new front in the conflict between the United States and Iran. The development could threaten shipping through a major trade route.

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Expansion involving the Houthis could endanger commercial traffic and widen the regional conflict.

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