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Ship at Risk of Sinking After First Houthi Red Sea Attack This Year
DUBAI (Reuters) -A freight ship was at risk of sinking in the Red Sea on Monday after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis attacked it with gunfire, rockets and remote-controlled explosive-laden boats, in their first known attack on the high seas since the start of the year.
Multiple small vessels attacked a ship in the Red Sea near Yemen’s Al Hudaydah port, causing a fire on board and prompting ...
The Magic Seas was carrying iron and fertilizers from China to Turkey, and its operator, Athens based Stem Shipping received ...
A wave of Israeli airstrikes targeted the western Yemeni city of Al Hudaydah early Monday, according to media sources aligned ...
Yemen’s strategic Al-Hudaydah port came under heavy bombardment by the Israeli regime early on Monday, in an attack that ...
The Houthis resumed targeting Red Sea shipping with two attacks on commercial vessels that killed three crew members and ...
In the early hours of Monday, the Israeli military launched multiple aerial assaults on Al Hudaydah, a coastal city in ...
The Yemen-based Houthi rebels launched their first attack on a commercial shipping vessel transiting the Red Sea in several months.
The Israeli military says the strikes were a response to attacks by the Houthis, who later launched two missiles towards ...
Israeli military forces have conducted airstrikes targeting Houthi rebel-held ports and facilities in Yemen, responding to ...
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