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Houthis advance near a key Red Sea shipping point, raising commerce risks

Houthi advances near a strategic Red Sea location could pose another major threat to global commerce, according to warnings heard by the UN Security Council. No new attack or confirmed disruption has been specified.

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Further insecurity near the Red Sea could threaten commercial shipping and disrupt a major global trade route.

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  1. UNSC hears warnings of second major threat to global commerce as Houthis advance on key Red Sea point ↗ianslive.in · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 6:01 AM UTC

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