Gulf Shipping & Energy Risk: As the US and Iran trade strikes for a seventh straight night, analysts warn the Hormuz disruption could spill into Yemen’s Bab al-Mandeb, with oil prices reacting and shipping firms rerouting. Yemen Airport & Blockade: Yemen’s negotiating delegation says Sanaa International Airport must reopen to all destinations without exception and rejects “symbolic” partial steps, while talks also now include humanitarian files and public salary payments. Regional Military Posture: Yemen’s Defense Minister says forces are ready for “all options” if the siege continues, and mass rallies in Ibb, Hodeida and Taiz back mobilization against blockade and external intervention. Maritime Security: Suspected Somali pirates hijacked an oil tanker off Hadramawt and UKMTO reported another “unauthorised” boarding in the Gulf of Aden, adding to Red Sea and Gulf transit worries. Aviation Link: Royal Jordanian Airlines says it is completing procedures to resume flights to Sana’a. Diplomacy Pressure: Pakistan warns Iran that Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia would be treated as attacks on Pakistan—its “red line”—as regional escalation threatens wider trade routes. Gulf Business Shock: A Financial Times report says Saudi banks have delayed or blocked payments to UAE accounts since mid-May amid Riyadh-Abu Dhabi political tensions, raising new cross-border business uncertainty.