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Tensions in the Middle East are rising as Yemen warns it may escalate militarily if the United States and Israel resume war against Iran. Yemen says it will actively participate, signaling a wider regional conflict. Officials also caution that escalation—especially at sea—could disrupt global supply chains, spike energy prices, and impact the world economy, raising fears of a broader geopolitical and economic crisis unfolding rapidly


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00:28Tensions in the middle
00:29East are rising again. And now a new front is issuing a warning. Yemen says it is ready to escalate
00:38militarily if the United States and Israel resume war against Iran, a statement that signals this conflict could widen even
00:49further.
00:49In an official declaration, Yemen's foreign ministry made its position clear. If aggression against Iran returns, Yemen will not stay
01:00on the sidelines. It will actively participate and escalate.
01:05This is not just rhetoric. It's a direct message that any renewed war could trigger a broader regional response.
01:14Yemen is also warning about the global consequences, saying any escalation, especially at sea, would impact supply chains, energy prices,
01:26and the global economy.
01:28Because at the center of this crisis is the Strait of Hormuz, a choke point through which nearly a fifth
01:36of the world's oil passes. Any disruption here is felt worldwide.
01:41And that's exactly where tensions are building, after Donald Trump announced plans for a naval blockade of Iran from 10
01:50a.m. ET, saying U.S. forces would begin stopping ships and clearing what he called Iranian sea mines.
01:58Iran has already pushed back strongly. Its parliament speaker, Mohammed Bakr Galibov, warning that threats will not work, and that
02:08Iran will respond to war with war.
02:12Now, Yemen is adding its voice, linking its position directly to what it calls the axis of resistance, and signaling
02:20that any attack on Iran will not remain contained.
02:24The warning also comes after failed negotiations in Islamabad. More than 21 hours of talks ending without a deal. Iran
02:35blaming the U.S. for excessive demands. The U.S. blaming Iran for rejecting key conditions.
02:42For Yemen, this is proof that Washington is trying to achieve through negotiations what it failed to achieve in war.
02:51And now, with diplomacy stalled, the risk of escalation grows. Because if conflict resumes, it may not just be the
03:01U.S. and Iran. It could involve multiple actors across the region.
03:06The message from Yemen is clear. War will not stay limited, and the consequences will go far beyond the battlefield.
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