Yemen's Houthis claim they have attacked two Saudi oil tankers, the Encelia and the Layla, in the Red Sea. This incident occurs as the US begins its twelfth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran. The US military has focused its attacks on Iranian military sites after threats from President Trump. He has warned that he will destroy important Iranian infrastructure if they attack ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The Houthi military spokesperson, Yahya Saree, announced that they used drones and missiles to target the vessels because they allegedly violated a naval blockade. Luckily, all crew members on board are reported safe. The Saudi Press Agency has confirmed that the Encelia was attacked, which led to a fire on its bow. Meanwhile, the Houthis have pledged to continue their operations, stating they will enforce a 'siege for a siege' strategy. If the Houthis proceed with their attacks, the situation could worsen for international shipping and oil prices around the world. This escalation occurs just after the Houthi group declared a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia. With tensions rising, the Red Sea may become increasingly dangerous for vessels. Experts worry that disruptions could lead to higher global fuel prices, which have already been affected by recent conflicts. Furthermore, peace negotiations between the US and Iran have almost stopped, creating a situation that demands careful observation by other nations around the world.