Houthis say attack was carried out with drone boat as part of their 'military operations against American and British ships,' and continuation of their 'naval blockade on the Israeli enemy' - Anadolu

Greek shipping companies are facing escalating threats from Yemen's Houthi militia, which has been sending menacing emails warning of attacks on vessels that violate transit bans, reflecting heightened tensions in the Middle East amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have launched an explosive-loaded drone that crashed into one ship in the Red Sea and a missile that exploded against another.

On a warm spring night in Athens, shortly before midnight, a senior executive at a Greek shipping company noticed an unusual email had landed in his personal inbox.

Smoke rises after an explosion on a ship that Houthis say is an attack by them on Greek-owned MV Tutor in the Red Sea, dated June 12, 2024, in this screen grab obtained from a video. HOUTHI MEDIA CENTRE/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo ATHENS/LONDON (Reuters) - On a warm spring night in Athens,

Video footage shows the moment Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched an explosive-laden drone boat into a British oil tanker in the Red Sea.

The message, which was also sent to the manager's business email address, warned that one of the company's vessels travelling through the Red Sea was at risk of being attacked by Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi militia.