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- 1EU moves to reinforce Operation Aspides in the Red SeaโEU wants to reinforce Operation Aspides in Red Sea
The European Union is seeking to strengthen Operation Aspides, its naval mission protecting commercial shipping from attacks in the Red Sea. The operation, launched to safeguard vessels from Houthi threats, is set to receive additional resources and capabilities. The move reflects ongoing concern over maritime security on one of the world's busiest trade routes.
- 2Kallas Urges EU to Deploy Pledged Hormuz Ships Against HouthisโKallas Pushes EU to Send Pledged Hormuz Ships to Counter Houthis
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is pressing member states to deliver naval vessels they pledged for the Strait of Hormuz mission, aiming to strengthen the EU's maritime presence against Houthi attacks on shipping. The push highlights frustration in Brussels that promised assets have not yet arrived, as attacks continue to threaten one of the world's most important oil transit routes.
- 3Trump called off planned strikes against HouthisโJUST IN: Trump CALLED OFF strikes against Houthis
President Trump ordered US military strikes against the Houthis in Yemen to be called off, according to a Fox News report. The sudden reversal drew immediate attention, with viewers weighing in heavily on the decision. The move affects ongoing US operations against the Iranian-backed group, which has attacked shipping in the Red Sea, and raises questions about the direction of American policy in the region.
- 4Seven killed in strike on Yemen market, Houthi ministry saysโSeven people killed in strike on market in Yemen, Houthi-run health ministry says
Seven people were killed in a strike that hit a market in Yemen, according to the Houthi-run health ministry. The strike adds to a mounting civilian toll from ongoing fighting in the country. Details about who carried out the strike and the circumstances remain limited, and the Houthi administration's casualty figures cannot be independently verified.
- 5Deadly Saudi airstrikes hit Taiz market in Yemen, Houthis sayโYemen: Houthis report deadly Saudi strikes on Taiz market
Yemen's Houthi authorities say Saudi-led airstrikes struck a market in Taiz, killing civilians. Details on casualties remain limited, but the reported attack is the latest in years of Saudi-led intervention in Yemen's civil war, where airstrikes on markets and other civilian sites have repeatedly drawn international condemnation.
- 6Trump decides against joining Saudi strikes on Houthisโ'ENORMOUS MISTAKE': Trump decides AGAINST joining Saudi strikes against Houthis
US President Donald Trump has decided against joining Saudi-led strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. Critics are calling the decision an 'enormous mistake', arguing it weakens pressure on the Iran-aligned group and strains coordination with Saudi Arabia, while supporters see it as a step back from wider Middle East military involvement.
- 7Yemeni children leave school for work as fighting disrupts daily lifeโChildren forced to give up school for work as fighting upends daily life in Yemen https://www. theguardian.com/world/202
New reporting from Yemen details how families displaced by ongoing fighting, including conflict involving the Houthis, are pulling children out of school and into work to survive. The article highlights the toll of displacement on daily life, with families fleeing their homes and children sacrificing education to support household incomes amid the country's prolonged crisis.
- 8Yemeni warplanes strike Houthi base east of TaizโผYemeni warplanes strike major Houthi military base east of Taiz
Yemeni warplanes carried out an airstrike on a major Houthi military base east of Taiz, according to Arab News. Details on casualties or damage have not yet been reported, but the strike marks a notable escalation in the ongoing conflict in Yemen's central highlands, where fighting between government-aligned forces and the Houthis has continued for years.
- 9Saudi Foreign Minister Arrives in Washington for TalksโSaudi Foreign Minister Arrives in Washington for Talks Amid Houthi Escalation
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has arrived in Washington for talks with US officials as tensions with the Houthis escalate. The visit comes at a sensitive moment for regional security, with the Kingdom and the United States expected to discuss the Houthi escalation and broader coordination. Details of the meeting agenda and participants have not been announced.