Houthi Missile Attacks Force Crew Abandonment and US Drone Crash

The crew of a UK cargo vessel was forced to abandon ship after it was struck by two Houthi missiles near the Red Sea, marking one of the most damaging attacks by the group. The Iran-backed rebels also claimed to have taken out a US drone in Yemen, as President Biden acknowledged that recent US airstrikes are not deterring them. The targeted ship, Rubymar, was sailing from the UAE to Bulgaria when it was hit, prompting UK officials to condemn the "reckless attack." The Houthis, allied with Hamas, have been targeting maritime traffic in the region in protest of the Israel-Gaza conflict, with the US and its allies retaliating by targeting Houthi missiles and drones.
- Crew forced to abandon UK ship in devastating Houthi missile attack New York Post
- Crew Abandons Cargo Ship After Houthi Missile Attack The New York Times
- Houthi missile strikes Belize-flagged MV Rubymar Fox News
- US investigating after drone crashed in Yemen, officials say CNN
- Yemen's Houthis say they attacked two US ships in Gulf of Aden The Jerusalem Post
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