Houthis strike a Russian oil ship

[Your Old Comrade]

“The Houthis are doing it in part to push their own domestic and regional interests.”

Houthis are striking “random” ships to give themselves a stronger position in the war in Yemen, Gregg Carlstrom tells #TimesRadio.

[Annihilus]

U.S.-owned cargo ship reportedly struck by a missile off the coast of Yemen

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/15/red-...e-uk-says.html

[Annihilus]

[Your Old Comrade]

" The Russians are perfectly aware the Iranians are sort of troublemakers. If you are too much into into the Iranian side of things, you end up being caught up in things that you might not want to be caught up in."

Houthi Red Sea attacks have shown that Russia and Iran's alliance is more uneasy than Putin lets on as he does not want to be drawn into a global conflict, Dr Alan Mendoza tells Frontline on #timesradio

[Florstadt]

Hold up, Mr. "Middle East isn't my business" – ever check your gas bill lately? Your wallet might have a different opinion. It's like a wake-up call from your car's fuel tank, saying, "Hey, your opinions might have a price tag, buddy!"

Maybe next time, you'll ponder your political stances during a fuel-up.

A hint: supporting terror groups – not only morally bankrupt but also a real drain on the wallet. It's like subscribing to the worst kind of magazine: "Terror Weekly," where the subscription fee is global instability and your bank account cries every time you swipe your card. Maybe it's time for a change in reading material and, you know, political choices.

Bad decisions aren't just bad for your soul, but they also come with a hefty "stupid tax" attached.

[robertb]

Those tards just asking for some serious bombing. The one thing the world can agree on is getting their oil and cheap China crap, mess with the worlds elites money and shit will get real.

[Kess]

Are these Houthis utterly retarded? They literally want to be annihilated by both the US and Russia.