Ansarullah forces are rapidly collapsing Saudi-backed coalition pockets in Yemen, capturing key territories in Taiz and Mocha. Meanwhile, devastating strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure—including the East-West pipeline and Aramco facilities—are triggering a massive global energy crisis. With the Strait of Hormuz disrupted and shipping costs skyrocketing, experts warn of a five-year global fuel shortage. This infrastructure damage is driving severe inflation across diesel, food, and tech sectors. We also examine the shifting US military posture, the sudden withdrawal of B-1 bombers from the UK, and Washington's growing panic over soaring energy prices ahead of the mid-term elections.
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