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Yemen: Is the US-Houthi deal the end of Red Sea attacks?
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Omani Foreign Minister announced a ceasefire agreement between the US and the Houthi militia, aiming to de-escalate tensions and ensure safe navigation in the Red Sea. While the Houthis haven't confirmed, they intend to continue attacks on Israel. Despite recent Israeli strikes, analysts doubt air strikes alone will end the conflict, deeming a ground offensive unlikely due to past failures.
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