Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to provide a little bit of an update on the Red Sea.

We are going to answer two questions from y'all.

One is humorous in my way of thinking. The other is something that people

may genuinely be misreading and we want to clear that up and you're going to learn a little

bit of trivia and see a link to the past.

Okay, so if you have no idea what's going on, very, very quick recap. There is a situation developing in the Red Sea. A group that is in the

country Yemen called the Huthies they have been hitting shipping in the Red

Sea in an attempt to put pressure on Israel to stop what's going on in Gaza. A week ago, the US and a pretty large group of other countries

like, hey, you've got to stop interfering with international shipping. You're messing with the money.

You're going to do that or else. The or else started airstrikes.

I said during the most recent video that the strikes were probably not going to work

and that it was going to turn into a back and forth. It has turned into a back and forth. Okay, that's where all of

this is at now. Okay, moving on to the questions.

We'll start with the genuine one first.

Why do you always tie every development to Iran?

Everything is based on Iran's perception really want to make them the bad guy.

No, that's not it at all.

There are three regional powers, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Iran.

Israel and Iran, they are oppositional.

They're adversarial.

So, non-state actors that are opposed to Israel or allied to those who are opposed to Israel

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