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Cargo ship damaged by Houthi strike sinks: Yemen government

Summary by Ground News

The Rubymar was hit by missiles from Yemen's Huthi rebels on February 19. The crew abandoned the ship and evacuated to safety after it was hit. The vessel had departed the United Arab Emirates and was bound for the Bulgarian port of Varna. Fuel oil appeared to be leaking from the vessel in satellite images.

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Daily Mirror

UK cargo ship sinks after being struck by two Houthi missiles as crews flee

The Houthi rebels have claimed their first confirmed shipping victim after a cargo ship sank in the danger-laden Red Sea following a missile strike by the terror group

5 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Journal

Cargo ship loaded with fertiliser sinks after being damaged by Houthi missiles, Yemen says

The TankerTrackers website said the sinking would “cause an environmental catastrophe in the (Yemeni) territorial waters and in the Red Sea”.

5 months ago·Ireland

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Al-Monitor

Cargo ship damaged by Houthi strike sinks: Yemen government

A cargo ship loaded with fertiliser has sunk in the Gulf of Aden less than two weeks after it was damaged by missiles from Yemen's Huthi rebels, Yemen's government said Saturday.The Huthis claimed the February 19 attack against the Rubymar, a cargo ship flying a Belizean flag and operated by a Lebanese firm, which transported combustible fertilisers.The crew abandoned the ship and evacuated to safety after it was hit by two missiles.The vessel h…

5 months ago·Washington, United States

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