Houthis targeted Saudi ships in the Red Sea while Iran claimed striking US assets in Bahrain, amid Trump's signaling on negotiations.
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Houthis targeted Saudi ships in the Red Sea while Iran claimed striking US assets in Bahrain, amid Trump's signaling on negotiations.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Trump is weighing next steps and may meet Iranian President Pezeshkian amid Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.1 source
- Houthis targeted a Saudi vessel in the Red Sea while Donald Trump threatened Oman and engaged in peace talks.Sub-event
Simultaneous escalation involving Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and Iranian strikes in Bahrain.1 source
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