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Houthi pressure on Washington intensifies

Pressure on Washington from the Houthis is increasing. No specific new attack, casualty figure or operational action is provided.

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Escalating Houthi-US tensions could threaten regional stability and maritime traffic if they lead to further military action.

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  1. 'Gọng kìm' Houthi dồn áp lực lên Washington ↗thanhnien.vn · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 11:31 PM UTC

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