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Iran-backed Houthis have stepped up attacks on ships in the Red Sea after seizing an Israeli-owned vessel last week. The incidents have put the risks to global shipping in the spotlight.

Iran-backed Houthis have stepped up attacks on ships in the Red Sea after seizing an Israeli-owned vessel last week. The violent incidents have forced global shipping to take stock of potentially rising risks.

Since Houthis seized a ship owned by an Israeli last week in the Red Sea, global shipping has been taking stock of potentially rising risks.

In between, the government of Nigeria charged them with smuggling oil from Nigerian tankers. The police took them into custody for the next eight months. The Indian government as well as several other agencies intervened and secured their release

Angamaly: The Malayali sailors who endured months of suffering and were finally released in Nigeria have returned home. The trio were really happy ending their 10-month-long misery and getting reunited with their loved ones. Their words were choked with

The ship along with its crew were taken into custody first by Equatorial Guinea on allegations that the ship had crossed its territorial waters and were there in custody for three months., India News, Times Now

The sailors said that they suffered a lot while in captivity and they fell ill and had to be hospitalized due to malarial fever.

Three Keralite sailors, who were released from Nigerian captivity after 10 months and reached home on June 10, told media persons that they were forced to drink toilet water in captivity.

Three Keralite sailors, who were released from Nigerian captivity after 10 months and reached home on June 10

The three, Sanu Joseph from Kochi, who was the Chief Officer of the Ship; Heroic Idun along with V. VIjith, third officer of the ship from Kollam and Milton D couth, who was the ships oiler from Mulavukad in Kochi, reached home on Saturday.The