Houthi Rebels Strike Ship in Red Sea, Crew Safe
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Yemen's Houthi rebels targeted a tanker in the Red Sea, claiming it was Israel-affiliated, but the ship's crew was unharmed. The rebels have been attacking ships in response to Israel's conflict with Hamas in Gaza, and have also claimed to target an American destroyer. Recent reports suggest the Houthis now possess hypersonic missiles, posing a more serious threat to ships in the region. The attacks have raised the profile of the rebels, who are seeking to pressure Israel and its allies.
- Suspected attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels strikes a ship in the Red Sea, though crew reportedly safe The Associated Press
- Video shows aftermath of Houthi attack on commercial cargo ship CNN
- Vessel struck in Red Sea as Houthis promise attacks on more shipping lanes Al Jazeera English
- Merchant vessel west of Yemen's Hodeidah not hit by missile as earlier reported, UKMTO and Ambrey say Reuters
- UKMTO reports incident 50 nautical miles southwest of Yemen's al Hudaydah The Jerusalem Post
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