[Middle East Military Standoff Escalates, Iran and Houthi Forces Take Military Action] According to Jin10 Data, the military standoff in the Middle East escalated on September 8. Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf warned that any attack on Iranian assets would be met with retaliation, and three groups linked to the U.S. and Israel were dismantled within Iran. Yemen's Houthi forces carried out 13 airstrikes in Al-Bayda province and shot down a Saudi CH-4 drone in Al-Jawf province. The Financial Times, citing informed sources, reported that Saudi Aramco's Jizan oil facility was attacked. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz remain high. Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Rezaei warned that U.S. ships have no safe haven in the region, while Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bagheri stated that an agreement on a temporary passage route would be reached within days. A Qatari delegation visited Tehran to assist in easing tensions, while the UAE stated that rebuilding trust with Iran would take decades. South Korea's Ministry of National Defense is consulting with the international community on plans to restore freedom of navigation in the strait.