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The governments of the 13 countries a joint statement warning the Houthis against further attacks in the Red Sea.

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Market sentiment was also undermined by deteriorating conflict conditions in the Middle East

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Two of the worlds biggest shipping firms, maersk and hapag—lloyd, are using alternative routes following attacks by houthi rebels in yemen. lebanon has accused israel of trying to ignite a regional war by killing a senior hamas leader in a drone—strike in beirut. the israeli military has not confirmed whether it was behind the explosion, but described it as a "surgical strike". werejoined now by our middle east correspondent yolande knell. we have reported on so many deaths on both sides ove...

Maersk and hapag—lloyd, are using alternative routes following attacks by houthi rebels in yemen. lebanon has accused israel of trying to ignite a regional war, by killing a senior hamas leader in a drone strike in beirut. the israeli military has not confirmed whether it was behind the explosion, but described it as a "surgical strike". werejoined by our middle east correspondent yolande knell. what kind of impact because this surgical strike have?— surgical strike have? well, there are rea...

Maersk has suspended shipping through the Red Sea and Suez Canal until further notice as it continues to review security following an attack on one of its vessels, as one of the worlds most important maritime trade routes has seen growing attacks on transiting ships.

Denmark's Maersk said it will decide on Tuesday whether to resume sending vessels through the Suez Canal via the Red Sea or follow rival Hapag-Lloyd in continuing to re-route them after a weekend attack on one of its ships.

Red Sea: Diversions around the Cape of Good Hope can lengthen tanker voyages to Europe by up to three weeks, leading to higher freight costs and potentially supply disruption.