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How the Houthi Red Sea blockade will impact the world

Al Jazeera Thursday 23 July 2026, 23:10 UTC 1 min read
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How the Houthi Red Sea blockade will impact the world How the Houthi Red Sea blockade will impact the world The Houthis’ blockade of Bab al-Mandeb threatens a vital global trade route. Al Jazeera’s @nadaqaddourah explains how a crisis in the Red Sea could make everything more expensive. Published On 23 Jul 2026

How the Houthi Red Sea blockade will impact the world How the Houthi Red Sea blockade will impact the world The Houthis’ blockade of Bab al-Mandeb threatens a vital global trade route. Al Jazeera’s @nadaqaddourah explains how a crisis in the Red Sea could make everything more expensive. Published On 23 Jul 2026
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