Houthis Target International Ships in Red Sea Attacks

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Yemen's Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility for a missile attack on the Greek-owned bulk carrier "Lycavitos" in the Gulf of Aden, despite initially stating that the targeted vessel was British. The ship, managed by Helikon Shipping Enterprises, sustained minor damage and its crew members were unharmed. The Houthi attacks have prompted concerns for maritime security in the region, leading to some companies opting for longer and more expensive routes to avoid the area.
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