Yemen Houthi rebels fire missile at US warship in Red Sea in first attack after American-led strikes

A Greek-owned cargo ship in the southern Red Sea was struck by a missile, as reported by a maritime risk management company on Tuesday. The vessel, flying the Malta flag, is owned by a Greek company and was en route from Israel to Suez when the incident occurred. Following the missile impact, the ship altered its course and proceeded to port. The attack is part of a series of recent incidents in the Red Sea involving Yemen's Houthi rebels. Notably, there has been no immediate response or comment from the Houthis, who targeted American vessels in the region in the wake of recent US and UK strikes on their territory. #RedSeaTensions #ShippingSecurity #MiddleEastTensions #MaritimeSafety #YemenConflict #GulfOfAden #ShippingNews #InternationalRelations #GreekCargoVessel #MissileAttack #RedSeaIncident #NavalSecurity #GeopoliticalRisk #SuezCanalRoute #LNGShipping #ShippingDetour #MaritimeTrade #GlobalSecurity #ShippingRoutes #RedSeaEscalation ~PR.152~ED.194~

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