Houthis claim to have fired a missile at an American warship- USS Lewis B Puller- in the Gulf of Aden. A Houthi spokesperson said the attacks will continue 'until the aggression is stopped'.

Houthis claim to have hit an American warship in Gulf of Aden | Gravitas

Latest Houthi attack, targeting a US-owned and operated container ship, comes just hours after the latest US strikes in Yemen.

Red Sea crisis: Yemen's Houthis fire missiles at ships in Red Sea

A global trade turbulence is unfolding as the red sea crisis sends shockwaves through key economies. In the united states, disruptions loom large as warnings heighten for maritime activities. China faces a critical juncture as attacks on commercial vessels put its strategic investments at risk.

Red sea attacks jeopardise vital interests

The Houthis of Yemen launched a "direct hit" on the Zografia ship with the use of naval missiles, according to Yahya Sarea, a spokesman for the group's military. One of the Greek sources stated that the Zografia had 24 crew members on board and was traveling from Vietnam to Israel when it was attacked. The ship was devoid of cargo.

Red Sea Crisis: US again strikes Yemen as Houthis attack another ship in Red Sea

Red Sea Crisis: Fresh Houthi attack on ship sailing from Vietnam to Israel

Iran backed Houthi rebels continue assault on commercial vessels. Rise in commercial vessels at Sri Lanka port amid Red Sea tensions. Colombo Port provides convenient access between Africa, West Asia. Watch to know more!

Sri Lanka's port sees jump in traffic amid Red Sea tensions

As tensions continue to flare up in the Red Sea, the US and UK have launched their very first strikes against Houthi-linked targets across Yemen. The Houthis now claim that five people have been killed and six wounded in the attack.

Red Sea tensions: All sides warn of possible further attacks

Concerns about a global return of inflationary pressures are being heightened by rising transportation costs and an increase in the oil price. Shops and manufacturers are once more dealing with delays and rising costs as Houthi rebel strikes in the red sea continue to disrupt a vital shipping route via the suez canal.

Shipping costs soar & oil prices jump on Red Sea attaks

It's a war in the Red Sea. Maritime trade through this critical passage for world trade has been hit by relentless Houthi attacks as Yemen's rebel group seeks to avenge the continuous Israeli assault on Palestinians in Gaza. Their target is Western shipping. The U.S. has mobilized heavily in the waters and many countries have rushed warships to the region. But is this strategy working?

Red Sea conflict: UN Security Council demands Houthis to stop Red Sea shipping attacks

One of the biggest attacks by the Houthis in the Red Sea till date, they have fired missiles and drones. The US and the UK forces have shot down 21 drones and missiles. This was the 26th attack Yemeni Houthis.

Houthis Red Sea attacks: US & UK forces shoot down 21 drones and 3 missiles

Can India's Red Sea fleet safeguard Indian exports? The Indian Navy has deployed 10 ships to patrol the areas surrounding the red sea. The move has been taken in light of the attacks being carried out by the Houthis. Molly gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Can India's Red Sea fleet safeguard exports?

In order to combat the Houthi danger to the commercial boats operating in the area, India has sent its warships to the Red Sea. INS Kochi and INS Kolkata are now conducting patrols in the Gulf of Aden, which links the Arabian Sea with the Red Sea.

Houthis attacks in Red Sea: Indian Navy to protect cargo ships to ensure freedom of movement

US warns Houthis over Red Sea attacks says action will be taken if attacks do not stop. Watch the video to know more.

US warns Houthis over Red Sea attacks says action will be taken if attacks do not stop

Houthis have fired at American choppers in Red Sea. American troops have sunk three Houthi boats. 10 Houthi fighters died in the exchange of fire. Iran's warship is now in the Red Sea. UK, U.S. are reportedly planning to attack targets in Yemen. Is West Asia staring at a full-blown war?

Iran's warship enters Red Sea's key shipping route

The US has accused Iran of aiding Houthi Pirates. More than 20 countries have joined the US-led coalition to protect Red Sea shipping from attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels; However Spain will not participate in coalition against Red Sea attacks.

Spain will not participate in coalition against Red Sea attacks

Israel's ongoing offensive in the Gaza Strip is of course continued and now it has spilled over into the Red Sea. The Houthi rebels in Yemen have ramped up their attacks on the Israeli Affiliated ships or any ships that are suspected of being carrying cargo to the Israeli ports.

Houthi Red Sea attacks: Red sea threat impacting global trade

The Red Sea has become a dangerous flashpoint. The maritime lifeline is in danger of becoming a death line as Houthis, Based in Yemen, have begun attacks on ships doing commerce with Israel. Such is the situation that the U.S. has reached out to China, to help it protect the vital shipping lane.

Red Sea Becomes a War Zone | Will China Join U.S. In Safeguarding Shipping Lane From Houthis?

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