Bab el Mandeb CLOSED BREAKING: Houthis Warn After Saudi Strikes,Oil To $200 Amid Iran Hormuz Closure

What happens if the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb Strait are both disrupted at the same time? Together, these two strategic waterways handle a massive share of the world's oil exports, LNG shipments, and global trade, making them among the most important maritime chokepoints on Earth. Analysts wa that simultaneous disruption could send oil prices soaring, force ships onto longer routes around Africa, trigger shipping delays, raise inflation, and shake financial markets worldwide. Even countries that produce large amounts of oil, including the United States, could experience higher fuel prices as global energy markets react. Could the world be facing its biggest energy and supply chain shock in decades? Watch this analysis of how disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb could impact oil markets, global trade, inflation, shipping, and the world economy.