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Houthis claim Red Sea tanker attacks amid US strikes
The Guardian··23 Jul
Houthi militia said it attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea on July 23 as the US launched its 12th successive night of strikes on Iran. Saudi media confirmed one vessel was ablaze. Washington and Riyadh signed a nuclear agreement allowing future uranium enrichment. Brent crude rose above $95 amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions and regional military exchanges.
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What It Means For You
- Red Sea and Hormuz disruptions raise global oil prices above $95.
- US-Saudi nuclear deal adds geopolitical uncertainty across the Middle East.
- Shipping routes face blockades from both Houthis and Iranian forces.
What's Happening
- Houthis claimed attacks on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
- US carried out its 12th successive night of strikes on Iran.
- Washington and Riyadh signed a landmark nuclear agreement.
Middle East Conflict Spread
- Saudi media confirmed one tanker was ablaze after the Houthi attack.
- Iran warned of eye-for-an-eye responses to US infrastructure strikes.
- Brent crude rose above $95 amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
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