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Houthis deploy missiles and drones to attack ships in southern Red Sea, naval group says

Houthi missile and drone attacks in the southern Red Sea are disrupting shipping lanes and threatening key Middle East oil chokepoints.

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Houthi forces have deployed missiles and drones to target ships in the southern Red Sea. The activity has prompted tankers to make sharp U-turns to avoid the area.

Coverage from Bloomberg, BBC, and the Boston Herald emphasizes the resulting disruption to oil chokepoints and the condemnation of these threats by the US and Pakistan. Foreign Policy reports on the unsteady stalemate currently existing in Yemen.

Future developments center on the stability of Middle East shipping lanes and the diplomatic responses from the US, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia.

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What weaponry are the Houthis using?

The naval group reports the deployment of missiles and drones.

How have shipping vessels responded?

According to the BBC, tankers have performed sharp U-turns following the shipping threats.

Which countries have condemned the actions?

The United States and Pakistan have condemned the Houthi threats to shipping and Saudi Arabia.

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