Yemen's Houthis Take Credit for Attack on Ship in Red Sea and Fire More Missiles at Israel - News From Antiwar.com
- Houthi militants launched an attack against the Greek-operated bulk carrier Magic Seas near Hodeidah in the Red Sea during the past weekend, causing the crew to evacuate the vessel.
- The attack followed escalating Houthi strikes on Israeli-linked vessels and territory after Israel's war in Gaza began in October 2023, with Houthis citing the ship's prior docking in Israel.
- The assault involved RPGs from multiple small boats, missiles, drones, and unmanned surface vessels, and the 19 crew members were rescued by a passing merchant ship.
- Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree called the ship a "legitimate target" for breaching their ban on Israeli ports, while Stem Shipping said the vessel carried iron and fertilizers unrelated to Israel and received no warning.
- Israel responded with airstrikes on Yemeni ports and Houthi terror infrastructure under Operation Black Flag, signaling ongoing threats to regional security and global maritime trade.
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Yemen's Houthis Take Credit for Attack on Ship in Red Sea and Fire More Missiles at Israel - News From Antiwar.com
Yemen's Houthis on Monday took credit for the attack on the Magic Seas, a Greek-owned bulk carrier that came under fire on Sunday, forcing the crew to abandon ship. The Houthis, officially known as Ansar Allah, also fired more missiles at Israel following a round of Israeli airstrikes against Yemeni…
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Yemen claims responsibility for missile, drone attack on Israel-bound vessel in Red Sea
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