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Six bombs in one drone: How Houthis unleashed fresh hell on Saudi troops

The Houthis have released fresh footage that they say shows drone strikes against Saudi-aligned troops and military vehicles in Yemen’s Marib province and along the country’s western coast. The video appears to show multirotor drones hovering over alleged targets before releasing small explosive munitions, including grenades and mortar rounds. This video examines the new footage, the reported Rujum drone capability, and why renewed Houthi attacks are putting Saudi military and energy-linked infrastructure back in focus. 

US aircraft goes dark over Iran: Mojtaba teaches Trump's men a lesson

A reported emergency signal from a U.S. E-3G Sentry AWACS aircraft near the Strait of Hormuz has sparked fresh questions over the escalating Iran–U.S. standoff. The report comes as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz intensify. Donald Trump has insisted that the waterway is open and operational, while Iran says it will not reopen the strait until Washington meets conditions linked to their disputed interim understanding, including sanctions relief and an end to U.S. military pressure. 

Houthis taunt MBS, release clips showing bombing of Saudi troops

The Houthis are escalating pressure on Saudi Arabia, with fresh footage reportedly showing drone attacks on Saudi-aligned forces in Yemen as fears mount over a wider campaign against the kingdom’s energy, aviation and Red Sea interests. The latest developments come amid claims that Houthi forces are mobilising along Yemen’s western coast. The group does hold Hodeidah, a key Red Sea port, but does not control the Bab al-Mandab coastal areas. Recent fighting and reported missile strikes near Mocha have intensified concerns about maritime security, Saudi oil exports and the possibility of a renewed full-scale war in Yemen. 

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Trump rushes $4.5 billion arms deal to Qatar as Gulf allies start walking away

The United States is moving to deepen military ties with Qatar as shifting Gulf alliances test Washington's regional influence. The State Department has approved a possible $4.5 billion package centred on four KC-46A aerial refueling aircraft, potentially giving Doha a major new long-range airpower capability. The move comes after months of Iranian attacks across the Gulf and amid questions over America's regional partnerships following the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense pact. Qatar also hosts Washington's massive Al-Udeid air base. As Gulf states diversify their security relationships, is Trump using America's arms advantage to keep Doha firmly in Washington's camp?