Red Sea Attacks: Houthi Rebels Escalate Strikes, Accuse Israel of Involvement
Submarines and Ships Targeted
Yemeni Iran-backed Houthi rebels have intensified their attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, claiming these actions are retaliation against Israel for its alleged role in missile strikes against rebel-controlled military sites. These recent attacks have targeted both submarines and ships, raising concerns about the safety of maritime traffic in the crucial waterway.
International Condemnation
Russia and China have denounced the United States and Britain for carrying out illegal strikes on military targets used by Yemeni Houthi rebels to launch missiles. These accusations have sparked diplomatic tensions and raised questions about the legality of such attacks. Meanwhile, the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has condemned the ongoing conflict in Gaza as a moral failure of the international community.
Merchant Vessel Damaged
A merchant vessel has reportedly sustained damage following a missile strike in the Red Sea near Yemen, according to marine security monitors. The attack has been attributed to the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels. This incident highlights the escalating risks to commercial shipping in the region.
Ship Sinking
A ship targeted by Yemeni Houthi rebels has sunk in the Red Sea after being engulfed in flames for several days. Reports indicate that the vessel was carrying a large quantity of fuel, raising concerns about potential environmental damage. The sinking has added to the growing tensions in the region.
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