Yemen's Houthis enter war as attacks take economic toll
Yemen's Houthi rebels have entered the Middle East war by launching a ballistic missile towards Israel, sparking concerns about disruptions to Red Sea shipping. The intervention has raised fears of further economic damage and global instability, with trade already choked off in the region.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a ballistic missile towards Israel on Saturday. The attack marks their entry into the Middle East war, which began when the US and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran. The conflict has caused global economic pain, with oil and gas prices soaring. Red Sea shipping has been disrupted, with many shipments suspended due to drone attacks. The Houthis' intervention has raised concerns about further disruptions to trade in the region. The US and Iran are expected to hold talks in Pakistan soon, in an effort to end the conflict.
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