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Violating tanker on fire 

Iran’s navy says another violating oil tanker has caught fire in the Sea of Oman. The navy said the rogue tanker had switched off its tracking systems, attempting to cross the restricted zone in the sea of Oman. Iranian Surveillance teams patrolling the eastern part of the Strait of Hormuz identified the violating vessel that was on fire. The navy emphasized that Hormuz remains under full control of the Iranian armed forces. Security data shows that at least 10 violating ships have been targeted or hit mines in or near the Strait of Hormuz since Sunday.

Yemen reprisal attacks

Yemeni Armed Forces have released new footage, showing a domestically produced surface-to-air missile striking a Saudi fighter jet. According to the Yemeni military, the Saudi Typhoon fighter jet was hit while operating over the airspace of Sa’ada Province. The armed forces spokesman also announced that they targeted the Saudi military headquarters in Aden. Yahya Saree described the operation as part of a previously announced strategy to hit Saudi military gatherings wherever they may be. The Yemeni Armed Forces say operations will continue as long as the Saudi aggression and blockade of Yemen persist. They reiterated previous warnings that Saudi airspace and airports are unsafe for civilian aviation, with the exception of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister, in a message to Yemen's deputy foreign minister, lamented the unjust and illegal blockade imposed on Yemen that has caused severe suffering for the people there.

Record low approval rating 

A new Fox News poll shows President Trump's job approval has hit a record low of 36 percent ahead of the midterm elections. Most voters say the cost of living is their biggest worry, rating the economy negatively. A majority, including many Republicans say inflation is not under control. Trump's lowest rating is on inflation. Most voters disapprove of his handling of the economy and tariffs. If the election were held today, Democrats would lead by nine points in House races. Voters trust Democrats more on healthcare, inflation, and government corruption. Meanwhile, nearly six in ten oppose US military action against Iran. A record high share also says the US is too supportive of Israel.