Sanaa
Coverage of Sanaa in the Nexus archive.
- Yemen's Houthis declare blockade on Saudi Arabia, raising Red Sea tensions
Yemen's Houthis declared a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, escalating tensions in the Red Sea. The move follows disputes over Sanaa flights and recent military exchanges, challenging a 2022 UN-backed truce. Saudi Arabia's Defence Minister indicated potential offensive actions, while the kingdom maintains a defensive posture.
- Jewell’s Jems: Kids Leading Kids
Jewell’s Jems highlights individuals in Chicagoland promoting healthy living. Saran Dunmore and her daughter Sanaa discussed Kids Leading Kids, a company that teaches children leadership, confidence, and life skills.
- Saudi-led coalition pledges ‘unprecedented’ force against Houthi threats
The Saudi-led coalition has pledged to use 'unprecedented' force in response to Houthi threats. The escalation follows the Houthis blocking Saudi warplanes and permitting an Iranian plane to land in Sanaa for the first time in a decade.
- How Houthis’ Red Sea Shipping Threat Risks Bigger Oil Shock
The Houthis' threat to Red Sea shipping raises concerns about a potential larger oil shock. The article references Houthi supporters in Sanaa, Yemen.
- Opinion: How a regional defence pact could deal the final blow to Israel's violent expansionism
The article argues that Iran's missile retaliation against Israel's bombing of Lebanon disrupted Israel's established ceasefire model, demonstrating Iran's willingness to target northern Israel to protect Lebanon. Iran threatened 'much more severe' measures if Israel resumes attacks.
- Yemen and Palestinian groups praise Iranian missile strikes on Israel
Yemen’s Houthi-led foreign ministry and Palestinian armed groups praised Iran’s missile strikes on Israeli targets, framing the attacks as retaliation for Israeli actions in Lebanon and the region. Groups highlighted regional coordination among anti-Israel forces and described the strikes as acts of solidarity with Lebanon and resistance to Israeli military operations.