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world-news2 years ago

"Rising Red Sea Risks: Houthi Assaults Defy Warnings, Threaten Global Trade"

The United States and its allies have issued a warning to Yemen's Houthi militants to stop their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea or face consequences, hinting at possible military strikes. Experts caution that such action could escalate tensions in the region. The Red Sea is a vital maritime trade route, and continued aggression by the Houthis has prompted this stern response, with the US-led coalition emphasizing the group's accountability for any further disruptions.

via Bloomberg|
##houthimilitants#maritimesecurity
world-news2 years ago

"Houthi Drone Boat Attack Ignites Tensions, Threatens Red Sea Shipping"

A Houthi drone boat loaded with explosives detonated in the Red Sea without causing damage or casualties, following a joint statement by 12 countries, including the US, warning of consequences if Houthi attacks did not cease. The Iran-aligned Houthis have been targeting commercial vessels, disrupting international shipping and prompting some companies to reroute around Africa. The US-led Operation Prosperity Guardian, with contributions from 22 countries, has been defending against these threats, downing missiles and drones, and sinking hostile boats. The US has signaled a strong stance against further attacks, while the Houthis claim to target vessels linked to Israel. The situation has escalated tensions and called for a decisive response to maintain regional stability and the safety of international maritime routes.

via South China Morning Post|
##houthiattacks#internationalshipping
world-news2 years ago

"US and Allies Threaten Military Response to Houthi Red Sea Ship Attacks Amid Rising Inflation Concerns"

The US-led coalition, including countries like the UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, and Japan, has warned Yemen's Houthi rebels of consequences if they do not cease their attacks on Red Sea shipping vessels. These attacks are claimed by the Houthis as acts of solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, targeting ships linked to Israel. The coalition's statement follows reports of potential direct strikes by the US on the rebels and the deployment of the USS Dwight D Eisenhower to the region. The Red Sea is a critical trade route, with 12% of global trade passing through it. Shipping companies like Maersk have suspended services in the affected waterways due to the security risks.

via Al Jazeera English|
##houthis#redsea
world-middle-east2 years ago

"US and Allies Warn of Stronger Military Response to Houthi Red Sea Aggression"

The United States, Britain, and other allies have issued a stern ultimatum to the Houthi rebels in Yemen, demanding an end to their attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea. The coalition warned of consequences if the Iran-backed group continues to disrupt the free flow of commerce and threaten the global economy. The statement highlights the attacks as illegal and destabilizing, emphasizing the Houthis' responsibility for any further escalation.

via The Wall Street Journal|
##houthis#internationalshipping
world-news2 years ago

"Coalition Threatens Repercussions for Houthi Aggression in Red Sea"

A coalition of 13 countries led by the United States issued a warning to the Houthi rebels in Yemen, stating there will be consequences for their continued attacks on civilian shipping and naval vessels in the Red Sea. The coalition, which includes nations like the U.K., Australia, and Canada, condemned the destabilization of trade and the direct threat to global navigation in one of the world's most critical waterways. The U.S. Navy has intercepted Houthi-launched missiles, and the coalition has called for an immediate end to these illegal attacks, emphasizing their commitment to the international rules-based order and the protection of commercial shipping through Operation Prosperity Guardian.

via Fox News|
##houthirebels#maritimesecurity
world-news2 years ago

"Houthi Attacks Disrupt Red Sea Shipping, Prompting Maersk Suspension and US Military Response"

Houthi militants have claimed responsibility for attacking the container ship CMA CGM Tage in the Red Sea, alleging it had ignored warnings. However, the shipping company CMA CGM SA has denied any incident, stating that the vessel is safely en route to Alexandria via the Suez Canal. This incident underscores the ongoing risks to maritime traffic in the region amidst the Yemen conflict.

via Bloomberg|
##cmacgm#houthis
world-news-military2 years ago

"Missile Attacks and Explosions Threaten Shipping in Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait"

A French-owned container ship sailing under the Malta flag was targeted by three missiles fired by the Houthi militia near Yemen in the Red Sea, with no hits reported. The attack occurred near the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and the ship was en route to Alexandria, Egypt. This incident follows recent engagements between U.S. Navy helicopters and Houthi raiding craft, and the downing of Houthi missiles by USS Gravely. Maersk has suspended Red Sea transits, and tensions in the region are escalating with Iran sending a destroyer into the Red Sea and the U.S. Navy's Ford carrier group returning home. The situation remains tense with potential for a kinetic response to Houthi attacks.

via The War Zone|
##frenchownedship#houthimissileattack
businessworld-news2 years ago

"Maersk Halts Red Sea Routes Following Houthi Assaults and U.S. Military Response"

Maersk, a leading shipping company, has indefinitely suspended its operations in the Red Sea following attacks by Houthi rebels. Despite a previous 48-hour pause and intentions to resume transit after a U.S.-led naval operation began, the continued threat has led Maersk to halt Red Sea transits and reroute ships around the Cape of Good Hope, which may increase costs and cause delays for customers. The company remains focused on minimizing supply chain disruptions for its customers.

via Fox Business|
##businessworld-news#houthirebels
military-and-defense2 years ago

"UK Mulls Joining US in Airstrikes Against Houthis Amid Red Sea Tensions"

The UK military is reportedly planning coordinated air strikes with the US, and potentially another European nation, against the Houthi rebels in Yemen to address the disruption in the Red Sea. The strikes may involve RAF warplanes or the HMS Diamond, a Type 45 destroyer. This action comes after the Houthis seized the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, which is now on display in Hodeida. An official statement from the UK and US is anticipated soon, which could escalate tensions in the region.

via The Times|
##houthirebels#military-and-defense
world-news2 years ago

"US Naval Clashes with Houthi Forces Escalate Tensions in Red Sea"

The U.S. Navy has reported continued attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, despite international efforts to secure the vital maritime route. Recent incidents include the downing of missiles aimed at a Maersk container ship and the engagement with Houthi boats by U.S. forces, resulting in the sinking of three vessels. The strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key trade link between Asia and Europe, has seen a decline in tanker traffic due to security concerns, prompting some shipping companies to reroute around Africa. The U.S. has initiated Operation Prosperity Guardian to protect merchant ships, with warships from the U.S., France, and the UK patrolling the area and intercepting multiple threats.

via Fox News|
##houthirebels#maritimesecurity
world-news2 years ago

"US Naval Clash with Houthi Forces Escalates Tensions in Red Sea"

U.S. Navy helicopters engaged in a firefight with Houthi militants in the Red Sea, sinking three of their boats and escalating tensions in a crucial maritime route. The Houthis, retaliating against Israel's actions in Gaza, have been targeting commercial shipping, which has led to increased risks and potential rerouting of international trade. The incident could impact ongoing peace negotiations between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis and has raised concerns over the safety of shipping in the region, with potential implications for global shipping rates and supply chains.

via The Washington Post|
#houthimilitants#redsea#shippingrisk
politicsinternational-relations2 years ago

"U.S. Faces Pressure to Escalate Response to Houthi Aggression in Yemen"

U.S. House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Turner has urged the Biden administration to take stronger measures against the Houthi rebels in Yemen following a recent clash between the U.S. Navy and the group in the Red Sea. The Navy reported destroying three Houthi ships and repelling an attack on a merchant vessel. Turner criticized the administration for not adequately responding to Houthi aggression, which is seen as being supported by Iran. The conflict with the Houthis is also linked to broader regional tensions, including attacks on ships associated with Israel. Additionally, Turner commented on the need for more decisive aid to Ukraine and addressed the complexities of U.S. domestic politics, including border security and funding issues.

via ABC News|
##bidenadministration#houthis
world-news2 years ago

"US Navy Counters Houthi Maritime Threats, Defends Shipping in Red Sea"

US Navy helicopters from the USS Dwight D Eisenhower aircraft carrier and the USS Gravely successfully thwarted an attempted hijacking by Houthi militants in the Red Sea, destroying three of four attacking boats and driving off the fourth. The Houthi boats had opened fire on the Singapore-flagged Maersk Hangzhou, which had already been hit by a missile but was found seaworthy. The incident is part of a series of attacks on international shipping in the region, with the Houthi claiming they are targeting vessels linked to Israel in response to the conflict in Gaza. The US and its allies, including the UK, are working to secure the vital maritime route, with recent operations showing a decrease in successful attacks on merchant ships.

via The Independent|
##houthi#maritimesecurity
world2 years ago

"US Destroys Houthi Missiles Targeting Merchant Ships in Red Sea Clashes"

A missile fired from Houthi-controlled Yemen struck the Danish-owned, Singapore-flagged container ship Maersk Hangzhou in the Red Sea, with no casualties reported. The U.S. destroyer USS Gravely intercepted two additional missiles aimed at U.S. Navy ships during the response. This incident marks the 23rd Houthi attack on international shipping since November 19, amidst broader regional tensions involving Houthi rebels, Iran, and the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The U.S. has accused Iran of involvement in these attacks, which Tehran denies. The maritime security situation has led companies like BP and Ikea to alter their shipping strategies due to safety concerns.

via CBS News|
##houthimissileattack#maritimesecurity