Humanitarian Crisis: The UN’s IOM says at least 76,000 people have fled their homes in Yemen since July, with displacement quadrupling in the past week as fighting between government forces and Iran-backed Houthis intensifies, especially along the west coast and in Taiz. Red Sea Power Shift: Houthis say they’ve seized Yemen’s entire Red Sea coastline and key Bab al-Mandeb areas, raising fresh shipping and oil-route fears. Saudi Pipeline Shock: Saudi Arabia shut its East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack blamed by Iraq and Saudi Arabia on Iraqi territory, while Trump said Iran was “probably” behind it—another pressure point for global energy markets. Regional Fallout: Iraq confirmed the pipeline attack came from Maysan province and dismissed a commander; meanwhile, a Mecca Joint Defense Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan is under scrutiny as Pakistan’s defense minister warned Yemeni strikes could trigger the pact. Diplomacy Watch: Iran says a Gulf meeting in Oman next Monday will discuss issues including the Strait of Hormuz, but no signed deal is expected. Houthi Prisoners: Houthis claim they freed more than 200 detainees from Saudi-backed prisons in newly captured western areas. Local Yemen Security: Al-Dhalea declared a state of emergency after two soldiers were killed amid road blockades and clashes.