Missile Interception Highlights Rising Tensions in Middle East
A missile launched from Yemen was intercepted by Israel's military, triggering sirens. This incident follows the Houthis' claim to exclude Israel from a ceasefire with the U.S. Previously, the U.S. agreed to halt bombings in Yemen, as the Houthis stopped targeting U.S. ships. The Houthis' global trade disruptions aim to show solidarity with Gaza Palestinians.
Israel intercepted a missile launched from Yemen on Friday, triggering sirens in several regions. The incident underscores escalating tensions as a ceasefire between Yemen's Houthis and the U.S. does not extend to Israel.
This development comes after President Donald Trump announced a halt to U.S. bombs targeting the Houthis, following their agreement to cease attacking U.S. vessels.
The Houthis, in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, have disrupted global trade through attacks on Red Sea vessels. Israel continues its military response in Gaza since the October 2023 Hamas raid.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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