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Houthis in Yemen are monitoring American movements at bases in the Horn of Africa that may signal an imminent American move in the Red Sea, according to Israeli Radio journalist

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  • According to the Yemeni intelligence sources, Washington intends to create a maritime security zone in the Red Sea region and the base in Djibouti will become the center of command and control and rapid intervention.
  • Yemeni officers said that there are American movements in order to bring the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab strait into the campaign.
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movements in the Horn of Africa suggest a potential escalation in U.S. military involvement in the Red Sea region, which could affect maritime security and cargo routes. This could have immediate implications for energy prices, notably WTI and gold, as heightened tensions often lead to volatility in those markets. Keep an eye on the USD and other major currencies as geopolitical risks can alter currency flows and strengthen safe-haven assets.

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