Red Sea & Yemen Security: Houthis warn they will target U.S. interests if Washington backs Saudi-led strikes, calling Bab al-Mandeb a “red line,” as fighting intensifies around Marib and the Red Sea coast. UN Diplomacy: Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian told the UN he will not surrender to the U.S. but says Tehran is ready for dialogue; meanwhile, the U.S. and Iran held indirect shuttle talks in New York with no public concessions reported. UK Support for Saudi Air Defenses: The UK plans RAF Voyager refuelling support for Saudi Eurofighters to extend air-defense endurance against Houthi drones and missiles, keeping the focus on defensive operations. Trade & Energy Pressure: Germany urged Iran to end its Strait of Hormuz blockade, warning global trade and fertilizer flows are suffering; markets also watch oil-price swings tied to diplomacy and shipping risks. Yemen Economy & Food Security: In Al-Dhale’, authorities launched distribution of locally produced seeders and grain sieves to agricultural cooperatives; in Sanaa, officials discussed the second phase of raising white flour extraction rates to 86% from early October. Local Production Push: A “Good Land” festival in Sanaa showcased locally produced agricultural goods tied to the September 21 revolution’s self-sufficiency drive.