Houthis raise war costs amid Iran threat
The article discusses the escalation of tensions in the region resulting from Iran's worsening economic situation, as the United States adopts a dual strategy of economic pressure and a naval blockade, leading to a depreciation of the currency and rising inflation in Iran. Meanwhile, the Houthis are expanding their attacks, including control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait and targeting Saudi Arabia, which impacts oil supplies and global energy markets, with oil prices rising to around $100 per barrel. At the same time, Israel is demonstrating readiness for a possible strike against Iran, conducting military exercises and issuing warnings of a strong retaliation in the event of an Iranian attack. The tensions between regional and international powers are intensifying, with expectations that the conflict could widen and scenarios could develop toward more dangerous escalation.
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