US and UK missile strikes could be ‘beginning of the endgame’ in the Red Sea

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12/01/2024

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Oslo, Norway, 12 January 2024

Missile strikes by the US and UK against Houthi militia in Yemen has brought heightened tensions across the region with disruption to ocean freight shipping set to deteriorate further.

At approximately 2.30am (Sanaa/Red Sea time) today, Friday, the US and UK ...

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