Houthi Attacks On Saudi Arabia Could Open New Front In U.S.
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Houthi allies of Iran have launched attacks on multiple Saudi energy facilities, causing a surge in Brent crude oil prices to $98.
The attacks could potentially open a new front in the US, with implications for global energy markets and regional stability.
- Brent crude oil prices rose to $98 after the attacks.
- Iran is allied with the Houthi attackers.
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The attacks could lead to a new front in the US and impact global energy markets
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