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The first fatal attack by Yemens Houthi rebels on shipping threatens to further sever a crucial maritime artery for global trade and carries with it risks beyond those just at sea. The White House warned there will be a response to Wednesdays attack.

If China and Russia find the Houthi problem in the Red Sea as intractable as the U.S. and its allies have, it would all but halt what little maritime traffic remains in the region. The post Red Sea crisis nears boiling point, unable to heat up spot rates appeared first on FreightWaves.

A salvage crew climbing up a fire-ravaged ship lined with barbed wire. A French naval vessel fighting off combat drones. And seafarers navigating through

Mar 31, 2024 - Yemen, April 2024 Monthly Forecast : Security Council Report

For a second day in a row, the U.S. Navy downed four unmanned aerial drones Thursday over the Red Sea, according to U.S. Central Command.

The perilous journey of the 50000-ton True Confidence cargo vessel as it was attempting to sail through the Gulf of Aden, a series ...

The experience of the True Confidence shows the threat to the oil tankers, cargo carriers and seafarers who are still using this vital waterway for trade.

Tensions in the Red Sea are escalating

The department has just sent an official document to businesses to ensure the safety of Vietnamese workers on transport ships passing through the Middle East - Africa region.

(VOVWORLD) -The body of Dang Duy Kien, a Vietnamese crew member killed in an attack by the Houthis on March 6 in the Red Sea, was brought back to Vietnam by the authorities and his family on Sunday evening.