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world6 months ago

Multiple Red Sea Ship Attacks by Houthis Result in Rescues, Killings, and Kidnappings

Four seafarers were rescued after over 48 hours in the Red Sea following the sinking of the Greek ship Eternity C by Houthi militants, who also kidnapped some crew members. The attack, part of ongoing Houthi efforts linked to regional conflicts and tensions with Israel, has escalated concerns over maritime security in a vital global shipping route, with ongoing searches for missing crew and international calls for restraint and safety.

via The Guardian|
#houthi-attacks#maritime-security#red-sea
world6 months ago

Houthis Sink Red Sea Ship, Kidnap Crew, and Attack Kyiv

The article reports on verified images and videos showing the sinking of a Greek cargo ship in the Red Sea due to Houthi attacks, ongoing Russian strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions, and the aftermath of these conflicts, including damage and casualties. It also discusses the potential impact of recent maritime attacks on global shipping and the ongoing migration issues between the UK and France.

via BBC|
#houthi-attacks#kyiv#red-sea
world6 months ago

Iran Faces Rising Repression Amid Ongoing Tensions in 2025

Iran is intensifying its crackdown on minorities and perceived disloyalty, which may fuel future unrest, amid ongoing tensions with Israel and regional conflicts. Supreme Leader Khamenei made his first public appearance since relocating for security reasons, reaffirming Iran's stance against Israel. Meanwhile, Houthi fighters launched missile and drone attacks targeting Israel and ships off Yemen, escalating regional hostilities. Internet disruptions and mass arrests for espionage further indicate heightened internal and external tensions.

via Institute for the Study of War|
#houthi-attacks#iran#khamenei
international-news1 year ago

Houthi Rebels Sink Second Ship in Red Sea, Release Attack Video

Leading shipping groups are urging governments to stop Houthi attacks on vessels in the Red Sea after a second freighter sank this week, resulting in at least three seafarer deaths. The attacks have severely disrupted one of the world's key trade routes, causing shipping costs to soar and port congestion in Asia and Europe. The situation threatens global supply chains, with major shipping companies rerouting vessels around Africa, leading to increased freight rates and operational challenges.

via CNN|
#global-supply-chain#houthi-attacks#international-news
international-relations1 year ago

"Russian Navy Presence in Red Sea Amid Houthi Attacks Raises Tensions"

Russian warships from the Pacific Fleet have entered the Red Sea, a region plagued by Houthi attacks and crowded with naval vessels, with the missile cruiser Varyag and frigate Marshal Shaposhnikov among the detachment, as reported by the state-run Tass news agency. The purpose of their presence and their ultimate destination remain unclear.

via Bloomberg|
#houthi-attacks#international-relations#maritime-region
military1 year ago

"Identity Revealed: US Navy Sailor Lost Overboard in Red Sea"

Aviation Machinist's Mate 2nd Class Oriola Michael Aregbesola, 34, died after falling overboard from the USS Mason in the Red Sea, with the Pentagon confirming his identity and stating that the investigation into his death is ongoing. The USS Mason has been deployed in the Red Sea since November to counter Houthi attacks on commercial ships, as part of a 10-nation military pact to counter terror threats in the region. Houthi rebels have been launching attacks on vessels in the Red Sea and targeting Israel with drones and missiles, with the USS Mason providing assistance in response to these incidents.

via Daily Mail|
#houthi-attacks#military#pentagon
military-technology1 year ago

"US Navy Adapts to Counter Houthi Drone Threat with Aegis Updates and Training Changes"

The U.S. Navy, in collaboration with Lockheed Martin, has implemented software updates for destroyers to counter Houthi missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea, based on data from recent engagements. The Naval Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center has led this effort, providing tactical expertise and training events for fleet readiness. The updates include Aegis Combat System software tweaks and training adjustments to better detect and defeat threats. The Navy has also developed a rapid fielding process for small software changes, resulting in increased capability. Lessons learned from engagements have led to emphasis on radar setup and tailored systems to counter current adversary capabilities.

via Defense News|
#aegis-combat-system#houthi-attacks#lockheed-martin
world-news1 year ago

"Resurgence of Somali Pirate Hijackings Threatens Indian Ocean Shipping"

Somali pirates have resumed hijacking ships in the Indian Ocean after a five-year hiatus, with the recent capture of the MV Abdullah and the seizure of the Ruen. The resurgence is attributed to the security vacuum created by Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, diverting naval resources. Despite previous anti-piracy efforts, the vast coastline, lack of development, and extreme poverty in Somalia continue to make piracy an attractive trade. The hostages aboard the MV Abdullah are currently held off the Somali coast, with their families anxiously awaiting their rescue.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#hijacking#houthi-attacks#indian-ocean
politics1 year ago

"Red Sea Ship Sinking Disrupts Telecommunications Across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East"

The U.S. assesses that the sinking of the U.K.-owned commercial ship Rubymar, likely caused by a Houthi missile attack, resulted in the severing of three global telecommunications cables under the Red Sea by the ship's anchor. This incident has significantly impacted communication networks in the Middle East. The Houthis have been targeting commercial ships to protest the war in Gaza, with the Rubymar being the first ship to sink as a result of their attacks. The ship also poses an environmental risk due to the fertilizer it was carrying. Despite U.S. airstrikes against the Houthis, their attacks have persisted, with the recent attack on the Liberian-owned commercial ship True Confidence resulting in fatalities.

via CBS News|
#houthi-attacks#houthis#politics
technology1 year ago

Red Sea Underwater Data Cable Cuts Disrupt Global Internet Connectivity

Three Red Sea underwater data cables providing internet and telecommunications have been cut, with concerns about the cables being targeted in the Houthi campaign. The sabotage of telecommunication lines could further escalate the monthslong crisis, disrupting global shipping and crucial data traffic from Asia to Europe. The Houthis have denied targeting the cables, blaming disruptions on British and U.S. military operations, while continuing to launch significant attacks on ships in the Red Sea and surrounding waters. The British military warned of a new attack in the Gulf of Aden, with a Liberia-flagged, Israel-affiliated container ship sustaining damage and issuing a distress call. The Houthis claim the attack and vow to continue preventing Israeli navigation until combat operations in the Gaza Strip cease.

via The Associated Press|
#houthi-attacks#red-sea#technology
environment1 year ago

"Red Sea at Risk: Cargo Ship Sinking Exposes Houthi Threats"

The sinking of a cargo ship in the Red Sea, reportedly carrying 22,000 metric tons of toxic fertilizer, and leaking heavy fuel due to an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, has raised concerns about potential environmental disaster. The unique natural features and usage of the Red Sea, including its circular water patterns, desalination plants, and vibrant fishing industry, are at risk. The spill poses threats to coral reefs, marine life, and the creation of dead zones, with potential long-term consequences. The incident highlights the increased environmental risks in the area due to the targeting of ships, and the potential for future spills with massive environmental impact.

via The Associated Press|
#environment#environmental-disaster#fertilizer-leak
international-relations1 year ago

"Biden and Meloni Advocate for Cease-Fire in Israel-Hamas Conflict"

The US military airdropped 38,000 meals into Gaza as part of a coordinated effort with Jordan, while the UK-owned cargo vessel attacked by Houthi rebels in February has sunk, raising concerns of an environmental disaster. The Palestinian Authority hopes for a cease-fire in Gaza before Ramadan, and US President Biden is working to secure a deal between Israel and Hamas, with a focus on humanitarian aid. Meanwhile, US forces destroyed a Houthi surface-to-air missile in Yemen, as the militant group continues to target vessels in the Red Sea.

via DW (English)|
#cease-fire#gaza#houthi-attacks
international-relations1 year ago

"US Senators Question Effectiveness of Houthi Strikes in Red Sea Region"

The Defense Department is committed to restoring stability in the Red Sea while defending civilians and ensuring the free flow of commerce, as Houthi attacks have disrupted global trade and threatened maritime security. These attacks have prompted a collective response from over 20 countries, including increased maritime patrols and targeted strikes on Houthi targets. The U.S. is also taking diplomatic and economic steps to impose costs on the Houthi leadership and interdict Iranian vessels carrying lethal aid to Yemen.

via Department of Defense|
#defense-department#global-trade#houthi-attacks
international-affairs1 year ago

"Houthi Attacks Disrupt Undersea Cables Linking Europe to Asia, Impacting Internet Services"

Houthi attacks have damaged four underwater communication cables between Saudi Arabia and Djibouti, disrupting communication between Europe and Asia. The cables affected include AAE-1, Seacom, Europe India Gateway (EIG), and TGN systems, causing immediate harm to Gulf states and India. The attacks are believed to be carried out by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, and the United States Central Command reported shooting down two drones in the southern Red Sea area.

via i24NEWS|
#europe-asia-communication#houthi-attacks#international-affairs