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Yesterday, the ongoing disruption of shipping in the Red Sea took an interesting turn. The Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV), a threat well known to anyone who has operated in the Gulf in the last few years – and very well known to the Russian Black Sea Fleet, some of whom have taken up residency on the bottom as a result – made its appearance in the southern Red Sea.
The governments of the uk, the us and ten other countries have released a joint statement warning yemen's houthi rebels that they will "bear the responsibility of the consequences" if they continue to attack ships travelling through the red sea. the governments warn that the attacks are "a direct threat to the freedom of navigation that serves as the bedrock of global trade" and "threaten innocent lives". the militant group has claimed responsibility for the latest attack on a container vessel, belonging to the french shipping firm cma—cgm. the ongoing threat has caused major shipping lines ...
Thank you very much. we start with the shipping crisis in the red sea. yemen's houthi militant group has claimed responsibility for yet another attack on a container vessel, this one belonging to the french shipping line cma—cgm. it happened late on tuesday — despite the presence of the us navy in the area and it's the latest in a series of attacks which are prompting major shipping lines to take alternative, longer routes. the international chamber of shipping says that one in five commercial vessels are now ships are now avoiding the red sea, which accounts for 12% of global trade. it's ...
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As of Thursday, 129 vessels have been rerouted away from the Red Sea, with an additional 28 ships waiting the conflict out, says Project44.