Ships reroute as Houthis target vessels in Red Sea | Reuters

Yemen’s Houthi movement attacked two commercial ships in the Red Sea with naval drones, the Iran-backed group said, the latest in a surge of attacks over Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Leading global freight firms are rerouting to avoid the Suez Canal.

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Attacks by the yeni houthi militant group on ships in the Red Sea are forcing Freight firms to rroo in order to avoid the Suz Canal this video was released by The houthis on November 20th showing armed men dropping from a helicopter and seizing a cargo ship in the southern Red

Sea the latest attacks came Monday when the houthi said drones were launched against two cargo vessels in the area the Iran aligned houthi said the attacks are response to Israel’s assault on the Gaza Strip which Israel launched after the October 7 Rampage by Hamas militants the situation has prompted the

United States and its allies to discuss a task force that would protect Red Sea Roots something Iran has warned would be a mistake in Israel on Monday us defense secretary Lloyd Austin said no group or state should test America’s resolve in the Red Sea we’re leading a multinational Maritime task force to

Uphold the Bedrock principle of freedom of navigation Iran support for hoodie attacks on Commercial vessels must stop the attacks have showed the ability of Middle Eastern paramilitary forces backed by Iran to upset global trade several major freight companies have begun sailing around Africa due to the

Danger and there are signs the crisis is broadening to include energy shipments the re-rooting adds costs and delays which industry analysts expect to be compounded over the coming weeks while Freight rates will likely increase on the longer voyages the head of Global Freight platform Fredo said it is

Unlikely that rates will Spike to the level seen during the pandemic about 15% of world traffic transits via the sus Canal the shortest shipping route between Europe and Asia