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IRAN-US-ISRAEL WAR: Trump's Fear Or Big Plan? Why Houthis Haven't Joined Middle East Conflict Yet?
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3:47Now PlayingThe Middle East war is expanding as Iran’s regional allies begin moving after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Tehran. Militias in Lebanon and Iraq have already joined the confrontation, but Yemen’s Houthi movement remains on standby. Led by Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, the battle-hardened group controls large parts of Yemen and has built powerful missile and drone capabilities. Analysts warn the Houthis could disrupt global shipping in the Red Sea if they enter the conflict. While the group has threatened action, it has not formally joined the war. Experts say the Houthis are calculating risks as wider regional tensions continue to escalate.
IRAN-US-ISRAEL WAR: Trump's Fear Or Big Plan? Why Haven't Houthis Joined Middle East Conflict Yet?
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