The Middle East crisis is driving fuel prices higher.
14 reports, 7 independent
Updated Oct 23
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What happened
The Middle East crisis is driving fuel prices higher.
Who's involved
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Part of
Red Sea conflict, Iran-Israel war, and regional security effortsAlso in this story
- Saudi forces intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile that was aimed at the kingdom's capital.
- Houthis targeted ships in the Red Sea, while Russia supplied them with military intelligence and satellite data.
- India is monitoring the ongoing tensions and security risks in the Red Sea region.
- Pakistan failed to support Saudi Arabia during a Houthi attack, prompting criticism over its strategic rationale.
The entities involved
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Houthis
Yemeni Islamist organization
Related events
- Rising U.S. gas prices affect political prospects as the Tehran-backed Houthi group operates in Yemen and threatens a maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia.
- Houthis conflict with Saudi Arabia over infrastructure, while Trump waives Russian sanctions and Ukraine launches drone attacks.
- Houthis attacked energy facilities in Saudi Arabia amidst broader Middle East tensions, driving up oil prices and impacting financial markets.
- Houthis attacks on oil infrastructure in the Middle East coincide with the IMF projecting a rise in US inflation.
- Strait closure threatens global energy supplies following attacks on shipping in the Middle East.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- riotimesonline.com
- tribuneonlineng.com
- aol.co.uk
- thebangladeshtoday.com
- scoop.co.nz
- english.radio.cz
- theguardian.com