Two months of constant attacks by the Houthis have a taken a toll on the global supply chain. A global logistics firm states that over 500 ships have now skipped their usual Red Sea route. This has not only added to transport costs but also delayed crucial shipments around the world.

Red Sea attacks threaten global supply chain

In recent months, attacks by Houthi militants in Yemen have caused disruptions to shipping in the Red Sea, leading to concerns about the impact on global supply chains and a potential shortage of tankers for fuel transportation.

Red Sea tensions is scrambling global shipping

Attacks on shipping in the Red Sea region have in past days led to a sharp rise in the number of grain cargoes being diverted around the Cape of Good Hope, rather than using the Suez Canal, grain traders and analysts said.

More grain ships divert from Red Sea after attacks

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