US EditionRescuers save four more survivors from Houthi-struck ship in Red Sea, 10 still missing, operator says
YEMEN, JUL 10 – Houthi militants have held six crew members after sinking the Greek ship Eternity C, while rescuers saved 10 survivors from the Red Sea, maritime sources reported.
- Rescuers have saved four more survivors from a Houthi rebel-struck ship in the Red Sea, bringing the total number of rescued individuals to 10, while 10 others remain missing.
- The Iran-aligned Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for sinking the Liberian-flagged, Greek-operated Eternity C commercial vessel by missile strike on Tuesday while transiting the Red Sea.
- Maritime security sources said the Houthis are believed to be holding six crew members and three guards from the Eternity C, which was attacked while sailing to Saudi Arabia after delivering cargo for the UN World Food Program.
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The Secretary-General of the United Nations describes as "unacceptable" the new attacks of the Houthis. The Houthis leader says to be a "clear license" for companies carrying goods to Israel.
Death toll rises to four in Red Sea Houthi ship attack: EU naval force
At least four people are dead, according to the European Union naval force, after a Houthi attack on a cargo ship in the Red Sea earlier this week. The Yemen-based militant group has taken some crew members, while ten have been rescued according to the Greek operator of the vessel, Cosmoship Management.
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At least 4 presumed dead, 11 missing after Houthi rebels sink ship in Red Sea, EU naval mission says
Four people are presumed dead after a Liberian-flagged cargo ship came under an hourslong attack from Yemen’s Houthi rebels, who ultimately sank the vessel in the Red Sea.
Rescuers save four more survivors from Houthi-struck ship in Red Sea, 10 still missing, operator says
Rescuers pulled three more crew members and a security guard alive from the Red Sea on Thursday, maritime security sources said, a day after Houthi militants sank the Greek ship Eternity C and said they were holding some of the crew still missing.
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