INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
During the weekend, the US and UK struck Houthi strongholds in Yemen.These strikes, aimed at command centers and weapon facilities, disrupt
threats to global shipping lanes.Earlier, both nations hit Iran-backed groups in Syria and Iraq, showing a pattern of response to regional
threats.The attacks on the Houthis were to protect vital trade routes that these rebels endangered.President Joe Biden faces dual challenges
Domestically, critics demand stronger action against Iran and its allies.Internationally, he seeks to avoid further turmoil in a volatile
region, especially with tensions in Gaza.The strikes are part of a broader strategy to balance these pressures.US and UK Target Houthis
escalate if necessary.This situation matters because it affects global commerce and regional stability.The Red Sea and Gulf of Aden are
Middle East.By striking Houthi targets, the US and UK aim to deter further aggression.They also strive to maintain the flow of international
trade through these critical waters.This careful approach reflects the complex dynamics of global politics and the importance of maritime
