Houthis Fire Missiles at Israel, Escalating US-Iran War

0:00It's March 28. You're listening to Global News today, AI-powered global coverage. Houthis and Yemen, backed by Iran, just fired off a bunch of missiles at Israel, marking their first direct hit in this U.S.-Israel war against Iran, that kicked off late February. These guys control Yemen's Red Sea coast after grabbing power in a civil war over a decade ago, and they see themselves as part of Iran's axis of. Resistance alongside Hezbollah and Hamas. Israel knocked down at least one missile, but the real worry is these attacks could mess with shipping through the Bob Al-Mondob Strait, where they've hit nearly 200 vessels since late 2023, forcing rerouts around Africa. Before this salvo, Houthis spokespeople warned they'd jump in if the Red Sea got dragged into the fight, and now they're vowing more strikes until the Keedaw Resistance groups cools off. With Iran blocking the strait of Hormuz, oil prices are through the roof, Trump's holding off on bombing their power plants to April 6th, if they reopen it, and talks might be

1:02brewing even as strikes keep flying.