"Iran's Allies' Aggression: The Path Forward for the West and Biden's Administration"

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The EU is hoping for US approval of major new LNG projects, but the Biden administration's reconsideration of gas exports could spook Europe. Meanwhile, Houthi rebels have ramped up attacks in the Red Sea, hitting a Greek ship with a missile, while the UK monitoring center reports a cargo ship being struck off Yemen. As the US-led strikes against Houthi rebels escalate and Iran's allies sow chaos from Lebanon to the Red Sea, experts fear that the situation in the Middle East is only the beginning of a larger crisis.
- Iran's allies are attacking the West. What happens next? POLITICO Europe
- Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' Faces Moment of Truth After Attacks on Israel, U.S. Base The Wall Street Journal
- Iran's Proxies Are Out of Control The Atlantic
- U.S. and Iran say they don't want a war, but the risks are mounting as Biden readies retaliation NBC News
- How Joe Biden can avoid a broader Middle East war. Slate
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