Houthis Claim Attack on Oil Tankers in Red Sea ↗
Houthi rebels claim responsibility for attacking oil tankers in the Red Sea.
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NRK's front page features a mix of international conflicts, domestic Norwegian issues, and societal concerns. Top stories include the ongoing war in Ukraine with multiple reports on Russian attacks and Ukrainian drone activity, and the conflict in the Middle East with Houthi claims of attacking…
Houthi rebels claim responsibility for attacking oil tankers in the Red Sea.
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