Middle East crisis is ‘getting out of control’, UN chief warns, as US launches another round of strikes on Iran – live updates
8m ago19.35 EDTMore on Yemen’s Houthis claiming strikes on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea:The master of one tanker reported being struck by an unknown projectile about 70 nautical miles south-west of Al Shuqaiq, causing a fire that the crew was fighting, the British naval…
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 01:24:00 GMT |
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8m ago19.35 EDTMore on Yemen’s Houthis claiming strikes on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea:The master of one tanker reported being struck by an unknown projectile about 70 nautical miles south-west of Al Shuqaiq, causing a fire that the crew was fighting, the British naval security monitor UKMTO said.The Iran-aligned Houthis warned shipping companies on Wednesday that their tankers risk being attacked if they used Saudi Arabian ports, as the militia enforced a blockade it announced the previous day.The Houthi warning for the Red Sea – coming on top of Iran’s threat to shipping on the other side of the Arabian peninsular in the Gulf – could affect the substantial Saudi oil exports that have so far been unscathed by the months-long conflict and deepen the rapidly escalating crisis in…
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