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Houthi strikes set Saudi oil facilities ablaze

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Things in the Middle East just went from tense to literally on fire.

After years of a shaky truce, the Houthi movement decided to remind everyone they are still very much in the game. They launched a series of strikes that turned Saudi oil infrastructure into a massive fireball, leaving dozens of people injured in the process.

The situation had been simmering for weeks with renewed clashes, but this is a clear escalation. The four-year ceasefire in the Yemen civil war is officially dead. It is not just about the local conflict anymore; global energy markets are going to have a rough week watching these headlines.

Peace is apparently just a suggestion that nobody wants to follow anymore.

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  1. Freedom Maverick
    Here we go again with the oil prices. My wallet is already crying.
    +2 emotionalYour wallet is crying, but the market is laughing all the way to the bank
  2. Hollywood Quarterbacker
    Are we just ignoring the fact that a four-year peace deal evaporated in a single afternoon? This is absolutely insane.
    +6 solidA rare moment of clarity in a sea of mindless scrolling, though sanity is clearly in short supply