Iran Uses Houthis to Expand Infrastructure
The article highlights Iran's escalation in the Gulf region through the involvement of the Houthis, as the group announced a naval blockade at Bab el-Mandeb Strait, accompanied by threats to close it if U.S. strikes against Iran continue. Closing this vital passage, through which approximately 7% of global oil supplies are transported, would lead to rising oil prices and global economic repercussions, especially since Saudi Arabia relies on this route to compensate for the energy supply shortages caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. These measures coincide with an ongoing military escalation between Iran and the United States, as Iran continues attacks on Jordan, alongside diplomatic efforts to open dialogue that have yet to yield conclusive results. Meanwhile, the possibility remains that security escalation could threaten the stability of the region.
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