By threatening ships in the Strait of Hormuz and attacking the energy facilities of its Gulf neighbors, Iran has imposed economic costs on the US for the war it launched at the end of February. Now the Houthis, Iran’s allied militia based in Yemen, are raising the stakes further.
By threatening ships in the Strait of Hormuz and attacking the energy facilities of its Gulf neighbors, Iran has imposed economic costs on the US for the war it launched at the end of February. Now the Houthis, Iran’s allied militia based in Yemen, are raising the stakes further.
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