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Houthis plan to attack Israeli oil rigs, power stations, Hezbollah report says
Lebanese newspaper known as a Hezbollah mouthpiece, reports the Yemeni terror group intends to significantly increase the frequency of its attacks on Israel and recruit other terror factions to join the cause; Not only is vital Israeli infrastructure on the line, but Israeli vessels in the Red Sea as well
Lior Ben Ari
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07.23.24
U.S. intelligence warns Russia is arming Houthis; CENTCOM commander says US 'failing' to deter attacks on shipping in Red Sea
Commander of the US Central Command, says US 'failing' to deter attacks on shipping in Red Sea and that “U.S. service members will die if we continue going this way.” US intelligence fears: Russia will deliver antiship missiles to Houthis in Yemen, as a response to US military aid to Ukraine
Ynet
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07.19.24
Houthis attack commercial ship as US carrier heads home
The merchant vessel reported an explosion in its vicinity 126 nautical miles east of Yemen's port city of Aden, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) says
Associated Press
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06.22.24
In the blink of an eye: US ships must respond to Houthi missiles in a flash
Mindful of the critical maritime importance of the Red Sea and the blockade imposed by Houthi rebels, the US navy has enlisted a multinational force and is now engaged in some of the most intense skirmishes since WWII; Will the end of the Gaza war solve this issue?
Associate Press
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06.15.24
Houthis attack ship in Red Sea using boat filled with explosives
Ship was Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned and most recently docked in Russia; Houthis have been targeting ships in Red Sea corridor over the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip though most ships not related to Israel
AP
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06.13.24
Cargo ship hit by missile in Gulf of Aden in suspected attack by Yemen Houthi's
The Houthis say they have been targeting shipping in the Red Sea corridor to stop the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip, even though the attacks often target vessels that have nothing to do with the conflict.
AP
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06.09.24
Houthis could sever global Internet lines by targeting submarine cables, expert says
Tensions rise in the Red Sea as Houthis escalate military operations and hint at potential cyberwarfare disrupting global internet connectivity for 2 billion people in Europe and Asia
Anwar Muneer/The Media Line
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05.01.24
Iran ship linked to Houthi attacks goes home amid Israel tensions, report says
Behshad ends Red Sea expedition during which it allegedly provided support for Houthi rebels in attacks on shipping vessels
Ynet
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04.18.24
The world needs to understand why the Red Sea is important
Analysis: Tensions surrounding the Red Sea sparked by Houthi attacks on transiting vessels have serious global economic, environmental and security ramifications
Debbie Mohnblatt/The Media Line
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03.13.24
Fatalities, burn wounds in Houthi attack on commercial ship
Barbados-flagged True Confidence bulk carrier hit by a missile 50 nautical miles from Aden, Yemen; Crew deserts vessel as fire spreads on board
Agencies
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03.06.24
Oil spill, fertilizer leak from sinking of cargo ship highlight Houthi risk to Red Sea
US Central Command warns of 'environmental disaster' should unmitigated attacks by Iran proxy continue in critical waterway; aggravating concerns is Red Sea’s unique circular water patterns which operate essentially as a giant lagoon
Associated Press
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03.03.24
Ship hit by Houthis last month sinks in Red Sea, first vessel lost in conflict
Rubymar, loaded with 41,000 tons of fertilizer, struck by Houthi missiles, leading to abandonment and sinking in Yemen; US warns of 29 km pollution trail, raising alarms over potential major environmental catastrophe
Associated Press
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03.02.24
How Houthi Red Sea attacks affect Israeli ports
Continuous attacks by Iran-aligned Yemeni rebels sever vital arteries of global economy, compelling maritime transport companies to divert routes away from Bab al-Mandab, tripling travel time to Israeli ports
I24NEWS
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02.23.24
Houthis reportedly sink British ship in Red Sea
Yemeni rebels attempting to impose a blockade on Israel fired rockets on a British ship and reportedly managed to sink it, the first time it has succeeded since the start of Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza
Lior Ben Ari
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02.19.24
This is how the Houthis could cause a tea shortage in Britian
More than half of Britain's imported tea comes from Kenya and India, making it dependent on the Red Sea shipping route, and the Houthis' attacks on ships traversing this route has led to a disruption in the supply
Reuters
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02.13.24
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