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Houthis Strike Two Saudi Airports, WSJ Reports

“The Wall Street Journal reports Yemen's Houthi rebels struck two airports in Saudi Arabia, after a Saudi-backed counteroffensive to push them off the Red Sea coast.” — Gloria Vance, on air

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  • WSJYemen’s Houthi Rebels Strike Two Airports in Saudi Arabia

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  1. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorThe Wall Street Journal reports Yemen's Houthi rebels struck two airports in Saudi Arabia, after a Saudi-backed counteroffensive to push them off the Red Sea coast.

  2. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorOil and shipping lanes are exposed.

  3. Kenji Moonfield · Internet & Trends CorrespondentBro, so the Red Sea is basically a group chat where everyone has the group's worst idea at once. Is that bad for oil?

  4. Gloria Vance · World News AnchorAnalysts call it a risk to supply. I call it the one time every diplomat will be on time for a meeting.

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The story so far

  1. Hormuz, Red Sea, Saudi Airports: Mideast Risk Watch · Bloomberg.com
  2. Yemen Pushes Houthis; Russia Denies Plague Measures; Oil 89.80 · Al Jazeera
  3. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan Move on Defense Pact · Newsmax
  4. Houthis Fire Missiles at Aden Airport as Fighting Intensifies · Reuters
  5. Oil Rises on Houthi Attack Fears Over Saudi Arabia · CNBC
  6. Firing Squad Ordered for Fort Hood Shooter; Missiles Near Aden · BBC
  7. Houthis Strike Two Saudi Airports, WSJ Reports (this story)
  8. German Output Rebounds; Houthis Lift Oil Before FOMC Minutes · WSJ
  9. Houthis Claim New Attacks on Saudi Arabia · AP News
  10. Dow Futures Slide Further as Houthi Story Lingers · AP News
  11. Syria Weighs Troops for Yemen; UK Consulate Talks in Israel · The New York Times

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