Saudi Oil Tankers Reroute Amid Houthi Threats

Two big oil tankers from Saudi Arabia, one going to China and another to India, had to turn around in the Red Sea because of threats from Houthi rebels in Yemen.

The Houthis said they would attack any ships going to or from Saudi ports.

This makes it harder and more expensive to ship oil, as the tankers might have to take a much longer route around Africa.

The situation is part of a bigger conflict involving the United States and Iran, with both sides attacking each other's military targets.

The Houthis' actions are making it risky to use important shipping routes, which could affect oil supplies and global trade.