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The article discusses the potential responses of Yemen's Houthis to the escalating Israeli-American conflict with Iran, while considering their strategic options and internal conditions.

Iran's response to U.S. and Israeli military operations has escalated regional tensions, with Yemeni rebels, the Houthis, threatening further attacks.

Yemen's Houthi leader calls for mass protests in support of Iran, emphasizing Islamic solidarity and readiness to confront external threats.

The article discusses the potential for increased regional conflict following US-Israeli air strikes on Iran, particularly involving Iranian allies like Hezbollah and the Houthis.

The international shipping community is on high alert as Diaplous reports that Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen are set to resume missile and drone attacks on shipping routes and targets in Israel.

Houthi rebels from Yemen have threatened to resume attacks on ships in the Red Sea following a recent attack on Iran.

Houthi rebels have announced a resumption of attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, raising concerns over maritime safety and global supply chains.

Israeli security officials express concerns over potential large-scale ground attacks by the Yemeni Houthi movement, mirroring the October 7 attack by Palestinian resistance in Israel.

Yemen's Presidential Council leader Rashad Al-Alimi asserts that any peace agreement with the Houthis lacking enforcement guarantees will lead to renewed violence.

A Yemeni government official revealed that negotiations will take place in Jordan to finalize the exchange of 2900 prisoners and detainees under an agreement reached with the Houthis last December.

The United Nations has announced that the Houthi group in Yemen has agreed to resume UN humanitarian flights to Sanaa after over a month of suspension and rising tensions.

The Yemeni Parliament is seen as pivotal amid ongoing political transformations, indicating a potential return to legislative and oversight roles despite divisions between those in Houthi-controlled Sana'a and the majority supporting the legitimate government.

The UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, met with Houthi chief negotiator, Mohammed Abd al-Salam, in Muscat to discuss the release of prisoners and the importance of political dialogue.

Trump's advisor Masad Boulos stated that the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and the UAE share common objectives in Yemen, including defeating the Houthis and other terrorist groups.

The ongoing negotiations in Muscat between the Yemeni government and the Houthis could be impacted by the death sentences imposed on certain individuals, with rights organizations urging against execution.

Yemeni President Rashad Alimi announced the formation of a high military committee to prepare and lead military forces in anticipation of potential conflict if the Houthi group resists peaceful solutions.

Dr. Thabit Al-Ahmadi, an advisor to the Yemeni presidency, stated that the formation of a military committee will allow for the systematic reorganization of military formations in the country and warned that any insurrection from the Houthis would be met with a different response than previously.

Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council head Rashad Al-Elimi announced the formation of a senior military committee to prepare military forces in response to the Houthi militia's refusal of peaceful solutions.

The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, established in mid-2022, aims to broaden political representation in the legitimate authority and unite the anti-Houthi forces during the transitional phase.

The damaged oil tanker 'Sunion,' renamed 'Deckasis' and owned by Delta Tankers, failed to attract interest at an auction today, starting at a bid price of €2.39 million.

The tanker formerly owned by Delta Tankers is being auctioned after being hit by Houthi forces in August 2024, now renamed 'Deckasis' and owned by Deckmann LLC.

Saudi Arabia attacked UAE ships carrying weapons destined for Yemeni militias, which led to a directive for UAE forces to withdraw from Yemen and the cancellation of a defense agreement between the two nations.

Israel has officially recognized Somaliland as a state, becoming the first country to do so, a move that has faced opposition from Somalia, the African Union, and other entities.

Yemen has terminated its defense agreement with the UAE amid escalating conflicts between UAE-supported forces and the internationally recognized Yemeni government.

The Houthis have declared that any Israeli presence in Somaliland will be viewed as a legitimate target for their actions.

The Houthis have warned that any Israeli presence in Somaliland will be regarded as a target, amidst concerns over Israel's access to the Red Sea and potential military actions against them.