1. A new round of airstrikes by the US military has resulted in the deaths of 3 people in Yemen, and a historical site has been destroyed. 2. Houthi leaders vow to continue attacks against Israel and Israeli vessels. 3. Iran is considering reaching a temporary nuclear agreement with the US to gain more negotiation time. 4. Iran warns that if threats persist, it may expel International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors. 5. US President Trump is considering visiting Turkey during his trip to the Middle East, but a final decision has not yet been made. 6. Sources: Turkey and Israel held their first talks on a mechanism for the Syrian conflict in Azerbaijan on Wednesday. 7. Hezbollah: Ready to negotiate with the Lebanese government on defense strategy. They are willing to discuss the prospects of an arsenal if Israel withdraws its troops and stops the airstrikes.

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Jinshi Data on August 9, local time on the afternoon of the 8th, Yemen Houthi leader Ab·dul Malik · Houthi delivered a speech saying that the Houthis will launch a counterattack against Israel's air strikes on Hodeidah fuel depots and other behaviors, and relevant countermeasures will come soon.

According to the Israel Times, Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Huthi vowed to give a "military response" to the killing of Hamas leader Haniyeh in Tehran yesterday. In a televised address, Abdul Malik al-Huthi said: "There must be a military response to these crimes, which are shameless and dangerous and represent a major escalation by Israel's enemies." ”

(1) Oil prices fell in early trading on Monday as top exporter Saudi Arabia cut oil prices sharply and OPEC production increased, offsetting concerns about escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. (2) U.S. crude oil is currently down 0.6% to $73.39 per barrel, and Brent crude is currently down 0.57% and trading near $78.31 per barrel. (3) After Yemen's Houthis attack on Red Sea ships, investors returning from the holiday season began to focus on geopolitical risks in the Middle East, with Brent and U.S. crude both climbing more than 2% in the first week of 2024. (4) U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who is visiting the Middle East this week, warned that without a coordinated peace effort, the Gaza conflict could spill over to the entire region, despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vow to continue the war until Hamas is eliminated. (5) The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) increased production by 70,000 b/d in December to 27.88 million b/d, offsetting upward pressure on oil prices from geopolitical concerns, the survey showed. (6) Increased supply and competition with oil-producing rivals prompted Saudi Arabia on Sunday to lower the selling price of its flagship Arabian Light crude to Asian customers in February to a 27-month low.