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Protesters in Libya force closure of one of the country’s biggest oilfields, while tensions mount over Israel-Gaza war

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

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The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations organisation on Saturday received a report of an incident in the Red Sea about 55 nautical miles southwest of the Yemeni port of Hodeidah.

No one was injured, the Pentagon reported, and a U.S. destroyer that was responding to the merchant ship also shot down two ballistic missiles.

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.

The US Navy has shot down two missiles headed toward a container ship in the southern Red Sea and launched from the rebel Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen, according to the US Central Command. Later another ship also reported an apparent attack.

The Houthis continue to attack international shipping.

US Navy helicopters returned fire sinking three of the four small boats attempting to board a cargo ship, killing the crews, said US Central Command.

The US military has intercepted two anti-ship ballistic missiles fired by Yemens Houthi rebels. In a separate incident, US forces killed several armed crews who tried to attack a container ship.