United States and the United Kingdom struck 18 Houthi targets inside Yemen in an answer to the recent attacks by the militia group on ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aiden. According to US officials an American and British fighter jets hit sites in eight locations targeting missiles, launchers, Rockets, drones and air defense systems. This is the fourth time that the United States and British militaries have conducted a combined operation against the Houthis since January 12th. Watch to know more!

Red Sea Crisis: Vital Suez Canal shortcut stands disrupted amid attacks

U.S. and British forces carried out a new round of strikes in Yemen, targeting a Houthi underground storage site as well as missile and surveillance capabilities used by the Iran-aligned group against Red Sea shipping, the Pentagon said. Watch to know more!

Red Sea Crisis: US & UK fighter jets retaliate to surge in Red Sea attacks by Yemen's Houthis

Red Sea Crisis: US & UK retaliate to surge in Red Sea attacks by Yemen's Houthi

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi militia claimed on Tuesday (Feb 20) that they targeted an Israeli cargo ship, the "MSC Silver" with a number of missiles. The attack was said to be in the Gulf of Aden which is adjacent to the Red Sea, but Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea did not elaborate.

Red Sea Crisis: Yemen's Houthi group claims it attacked two US ships in Gulf of Aden

Houthi rebels have claimed one of their most significant strikes since they started mounting attacks at ships in the Red Sea. The Iran linked Rebels have targeted two US ships in the Gulf of Aden, they claim the hits were accurate. Watch to know more!

Red Sea Attacks: Houthi rebels attack two US vessels

The "Dilli Chalo" (let's go to Delhi) march, which is a farmers' protest against the Indian government, has been put on hold till February 21 after fourth round of talks between farmer unions and central ministers on Sunday (Feb 18).

Morning brief: India farmers' protest paused; three shot dead in Minnesota, and more

Red Sea crisis: The United States said that its forces in the Red Sea region conducted five "self defense strikes" against three anti-ship cruise missiles as well as one unmanned underwater vessel (UUV) and an unmanned surface vessel (USV) in the Yemeni territories controlled by the country's Houthi rebels.

Red Sea crisis: Houthis use unmanned underwater vessels for first time, says US

In the wake of the Red Sea crisis, which has ignited a surge in ocean freight rates, there are emerging indications that the upward trajectory of shipping costs on crucial trade routes may be tapering off, CNBC reported.

Red Sea crisis: Relief to US shippers as ocean freight rates show signs of easing

Djibouti has intensified coast guard patrols along its strategic waterways as the Red Sea crisis unfolds. The horn of Africa nation has achieved economic growth during the past decade and the ongoing crisis could negatively impact the coastal nation.

Red Sea Crisis: Tale of the vulnerable Djibouti

The United States intends to launch further strikes at Iran-backed groups in the Middle East, the White House national security adviser said, after hitting Tehran-aligned factions in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

US intends more strikes against Iran-backed groups, says White House

US launches more strikes against Houthis

The Houthis have attacked commercial shipping in the key global trade route in recent months, in a move that has triggered retaliatory U.S. and U.K. air strikes. Behshad, an Iranian vessel in the Red Sea that experts believe is a spy ship that is operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. The ship is believed to be passing information to the Houthis. Watch the story to know why the U.S. won't attack the ship?

Why US wary of attacking Iran?

Yemen's Houthi rebels said they targeted two ships sailing in the southern Red Sea on Tuesday. The Houthis have been targeting commercial vessels with drones and missiles in the Red Sea since mid-November, in what they describe as acts of solidarity with Palestinians against Israel in the Gaza war.

Houthis claim to have hit two merchant ships in the Red Sea

A ship carrying around 14,000 sheep and 2,000 cattle docked in Australia on Thursday after abandoning a journey through the Red Sea, but the livestock remained stuck on board as the government decides whether to let them disembark or send them back to sea.

16,000 sheep and cattle stuck on ship in sweltering heat since Jan 5 after Red Sea turn-back

Yemen's Houthis claimed that they have launched a missile attack on the US Navy ship USS Lewis B. Puller in the Gulf of Aden. Watch in the report for more details!

Red Sea Crisis: Houthi militants claim to hit USS Lewis B. Puller warship

Royal Navy destroyers and frigates cannot strike Houthi land targets. The situation has been described by a former UK Defence Chief as a scandal now this deficiency has left the US to strike land targets against the Houthis alone. Former UK Defence Chief said, 'Warships lack firepower to attack.'

Red Sea Houthi Crisis: UK warships can't attack Houthi land targets

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

Maersk, the Danish shipping giant announced on Wednesday (Jan 24) that two ships belonging to its US subsidiary had turned back after explosions nearby in the Red Sea.

Red Sea: Maersk vessels turn back after Houthis reportedly fire missiles at ships

Yemen's Houthi rebels fired three missiles at two ships in the Red Sea, US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby tells reporters, adding, "one missile missed by something like 200km and the other two were shot down by a US Navy destroyer."

Red Sea Crisis: Houthis fired three missiles at two ships in Red Sea, claims White House

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

The United States carried out fresh strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels Saturday, the military said, targeting an anti-ship missile that was "prepared to launch."

US strikes Houthis in Yemen again, American central command confirms

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

US central command confirms Saturday's strike on Houthi targets

The Iran-backed Houthi militia launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles at a US-owned tanker ship late on Thursday that hit the water near the vessel but caused no injuries or damage.

Red Sea Crisis: Houthi-fired another missile strikes on US-owned vessel

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