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Iran and Houthis threaten two major global energy routes

Iran and the Houthis are described as applying coordinated pressure on two critical energy arteries. No specific incidents, outages or confirmed disruption are provided.

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Escalation around major energy routes could disrupt oil and gas shipments and raise global prices.

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