Tensions are escalating in the Mideast. Fears are growing that violence could disrupt shipping lanes. In Yemen, attacks have resumed on areas under government control.
This development may lead to a resurgence of the country's civil war. Further information on the situation is available from Yourbasin, including comments from Iran's foreign minister regarding the Strait of Hormuz and conditions set by the US.
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