Yemen’s Houthi leader says operations follow a planned strategy that accounts for the conflict’s potential duration; operation will escalate, with possible surprise actions aligned with developments on the ground

The statement from Yemen's Houthi leader indicates a potential escalation in the conflict, which may influence regional stability and oil prices.

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If the operations are aligned with unexpected developments, it could lead to heightened tension in the Middle East, affecting risk assets and safe havens. Traders should watch for market reactions in energy sectors and regional currencies as the situation evolves.

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