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Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim attacks on 2 ships in Red Sea

What's at stake as Yemen's Huthis renew Red Sea shipping attacks?

Yemen's Huthi rebels have resumed their attacks on Red Sea shipping, saying they aim to force Israel to cease fire in Gaza -- a move that threatens a truce with Washington and rattles maritime trade.

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Verified images show Red Sea ship sinking and aftermath of attack on Kyiv

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Three killed in suspected attack by Yemen’s Houthis on Red Sea vessel

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Ship attacked by Yemen's Houthi rebels sinks in the Red Sea, 6 of 25 aboard rescued

A Liberian-flagged cargo ship attacked by Yemen’s Houthi rebels sank Wednesday in the Red Sea, and a European naval force in the Mideast said only six of the 25 people who were on board have been res...

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Four crew members killed as Houthi rebels sink cargo ship in Red Sea

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Yemen's Huthis claim deadly Red Sea attack on merchant ship

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Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim responsibility for attack on ship in Red Sea

Video released by the Houthi media center shows the bulk carrier ‘Magic Seas’ being attacked and later sinking

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Six rescued from cargo ship attacked in Red Sea: EU naval force

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Yemen's Houthi rebels attack another ship in the Red Sea, killing 3

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Red Sea attacks: Multiple vessels targeted, global concerns over trade impact escalate

The Southern Red Sea, including the critical Bab el Mandeb strait, is a major shipping route carrying over $1 trillion in annual trade, and India too benefits from safe passage in the region.

How Houthis have mounted terrifying return to scourge Red Sea again months after Trump said they ‘don’t want to fight’

THE Houthis have mounted a terrifying return to scourge the Red Sea after seven months. Despite Donald Trump’s recent Yemen blitz to thwart the group, they appear to have come back fighting

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HOLD: Bulkers still running the risk of transiting the Red Sea to deliver key commodities

Data shows a small but consistent number of bulk carriers have continued to transit the Red Sea over the past 12 months during a 230-day lull in Houthi attacks on vessels.