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Houthi advance in Yemen raises risks to global maritime traffic

The Houthi movement has reportedly advanced in Yemen, increasing concern over maritime traffic in and around the region. The location, scale and operational consequences remain unclear.

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Further Houthi gains could threaten shipping through a major international maritime corridor and raise transport and insurance costs.

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  1. L'avenç dels houthis al Iemen posa encara més en risc el trànsit marítim mundial ↗ara.cat · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 6:32 PM UTC

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