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Shipping giant Maersk is suspending shipping through the Red Sea again, after one of its freighters was attacked twice in 24 hours by Yemen's Houthi rebels. All transits are to be suspended for 48 hours in order to investigate the incident and assess the security situation, the company told dpa on Sunday. Maersk confirmed that the Maersk Hangzhou container ship was hit by an object on Saturday evening after it had passed the Bab al-Mandab strait en route from Singapore to Port Suez, Egypt. ...

Shipping giant Maersk suspended the passage of its vessels through the Red Sea strait following an attack by Yemeni rebels on one of its merchant ships. Maersk said on Sunday that this decision is for next 48 hours.Maersk is one of the largest ...

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Britain is considering air strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen to counter attacks on cargo ships which are causing chaos to world trade routes.

U.S. Navy helicopters killed an unspecified number of Houthi militants and sunk three of their boats in self defense early Sunday, the military said.

Tumult across the Red Sea driven by Houthi terrorist attacks spurred shipping giant Maersk to suspend the passage of vessels through the area for 48 hours.

U.S. Navy helicopters killed an unspecified number of Houthi militants and sunk three of their boats in self defense early Sunday after the Yemen-based rebels fired at troops coming to the aid of a commercial ship, the military said.

U.S. Navy helicopters returned fire and sank three small boats carrying Houthi militants in the Red Sea on Sunday, after U.S. warships responded to a distress call from a merchant vessel, military officials said. A Maersk container ship, the Singapore-flagged Hangzhou, issued a distress call at about 6:30 a.m. local time, U.S. Central Command said in a statement on Sunday. The merchant vessel said four small boats were attacking it.

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