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Good day and welcome to the Daily Article podcast.

I'm Chris Elkins with the Denison Forum,

narrating today's daily article written by Dr. Jim Denison. A threat is rising to the U.S. and global commerce from a group

you've probably heard little about. Two missiles fired from territory held by Houthi rebels in

Yemen missed a commercial tanker loaded with jet fuel today.

An American warship also shot down a suspected Houthi drone that was flying in its direction.

This after a missile fired by Houthis struck a Norwegian flag tanker in the Red Sea yesterday.

Such attacks have been targeting commercial vessels for several days.

U.S. Navy ships have shot down an array of drones headed their way, believed to be launched by

the militant group. Last month, the jihadist seized a transport in the Red Sea linked to Israel

and are still holding the vessel. So who are the Houthis? How much of a threat are they to Israel and

the U.S.? The answers are troubling for the region and are contributing to the growing

prospect of global war. Yemen, the Arab world's poorest nation is a country of 28 million people

on the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula. In the 1990s, the Houthi movement emerged

in the northern part of the country in reaction to rising Saudi financial and religious influence.

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