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Three missiles, which all missed, were fired from Yemen at a container ship transiting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on its way to Egypt.

Houthis have claimed that they have "targeted" a container ship bound for Israel, a day after the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said the militant group had fired two anti-ship ballistic missiles in the southern Red Sea. The Houthis, who control much of Yemen including the capital, have since October attacked in the Red Sea commercial vessels they say have Israeli links or are sailing to Israel, in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

The Houthis have since October attacked in the Red Sea commercial vessels they say have Israeli links

A day after the U.S. Central Command reported the militant group had fired two anti-ship ballistic missiles in the southern Red Sea, Houthis claim they sent warning messages to the Israeli shipping container

Iran has sent a warship to the Red Sea in response to a Houthi attack on a container ship, leading to U.S. military intervention and major shipping companies altering their routes.

Container ship. in response, iran says it has sent a destroyer to the region. iran analyst she must sign believes this is all part of irans plan to end the war in gaza. >> to bring the u.s. to put pressure on israel to stop. >> reporter: they think by putting pressure on the united states in the international shipping lanes, they can achieve that objective? >> it is one of the ways that they believe it might put pressure on israel to stop. >> reporter: israeli officials say the war could last th...

Explains. >> reporter: tonight the israeli military says its pulling thousands of troops out of gaza for now to pace itself for the long haul. a u.s. official telling nbc news it appears to be the start of the new phase in the war that the biden administration has been pushing for. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is warning the war is expected to last many more months. that war has been fueling growing tensions between iran and the west, including in the red sea, where over the wee...

An ongoing disruption in the Red Sea due to Houthi attacks on vessels is the latest risk to supply chains.

A Singapore-flagged, Denmark-owned/operated container ship reported that it was struck by a missile and the USS Gravely and USS Laboon responded to the ship, CENTCOM said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.

A ship stationed out of Norfolk, the USS GRAVELY, shot down two anti-ship ballistic missiles while responding to a Houthi attack on merchant vessel across seas.