There are concerns the seizure of a cargo ship in the Red Sea could rekindle threats to supply chains and oil prices.
The area is a vital waterway for global shipping, as a fifth of the world’s oil passes through it.
Maritime Logistics Expert Peter Van Duijn said it was a “very sophisticated” takeover of the ship.
Much higher oil costs could arise if companies are forced to avoid the strait.
“The market has reacted slightly but not too bad,” he told Sky News Australia.
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Your videos are really exciting!👍
Nothing to do with agenda 21 & the deliberate destruction of the developed west by far left lunat!cs.
Yemen – well done the only country standing up for Palestine, anything Israeli or any country supporting Israel will find its ships docked. It’s not piracy as your report alludes to, but standing up to Zionism and the eternal victimhood of an Occupier.
Bullshit.
great stuff
Was that one cargo for the whole of the world??? 😂
How convenient we have footage😂
This was always what it was about.
How lucky we are to have the option of Evs instead of being reliant on outdated fossil fuels in a modern century……👍
The U.S. has a lot of military assets in Saudi Arabia. Don't be surprised if the U.S. invades Yemen.
A butterfly flaps it's wings on the other side of the world and the price of petrol goes up over here.
This is what I call we are being played
They are all in together
Rich are using this as excuse to jack up price .It was one huge ship but still ONE ship .It wasn't a fleet of ships .
The video games are becoming quite realistic. Do people actually think any of this is real?
Unreliable fossil fuels
Where was the chopper manufactured???? who was manoeuvring it so professionally???
So one ship gets hijacked & that's enough to alter world markets…?
Sky news fear mongering!