Houthis in Yemen reportedly officially announce entry into the conflict to support Iran, according to The Middle East

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  • The Houthi military spokesman announces targeting Israel, via Al Hadath

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The Houthis' official entry into the conflict and their targeting of Israel mark an escalation that could heighten regional tensions significantly. Given their connection to Iran, this move may have implications for oil supply security and could drive WTI prices higher, as markets often react to fears of conflict disrupting energy supplies.

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