tldrdailynews.com logo

Red Sea Attacks Continue as Houthi Rebels Claim Sinking and Missile Exchanges

1 min read
Source: politico.eu
Red Sea Attacks Continue as Houthi Rebels Claim Sinking and Missile Exchanges
Photo: politico.eu
TL;DR

Two crew members were wounded and two went missing after a Greek-owned cargo ship was attacked by sea drones and skiffs off Yemen's coast, marking the second attack in 24 hours amid ongoing Houthi rebel activity in the Red Sea, which has disrupted global trade and is linked to the broader conflict involving Gaza and Israel.

Topics:world#greek-owned-ship#houthi-rebels#maritime-security#red-sea-attack#world#yemen-conflict
Share this article
  1. Two wounded, two missing after another Red Sea attack on Greek-owned ship  politico.eu
  2. Red Sea cargo ships face new attacks as Houthis claim to have sunk vessel  The Guardian
  3. Yemen's Houthi rebels attack a ship in the Red Sea after claiming they sunk another  ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
  4. Houthis claim Red Sea ship sinking, exchange missiles with Israel  The Washington Post
  5. Crew abandons Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned ship attacked in the Red Sea, UK military says  AP News

Want the full story? Read the original reporting

Read on politico.eu