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Al-Qaeda and Houthis Deepen Ties, Raising Red Sea Security Fears

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Two US-designated terrorist organizations, Al-Qaeda and the Houthis, are reportedly expanding their cooperation across the Gulf of Aden. The growing alliance involves weapons transfers, military training, and the sharing of drone expertise. This deepening partnership has raised significant security concerns in the strategically vital Red Sea and Gulf of Aden region. US authorities have flagged the collaboration as a serious emerging threat given both groups' designated terrorist status.

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