Houthis threat to resume attacks in the Red Sea
Yemen's Houthis have threatened to escalate attacks on Israel if Israel resumes its assault on Gaza and does not commit to a ceasefire deal.
Read moreDetailsYemen's Houthis have threatened to escalate attacks on Israel if Israel resumes its assault on Gaza and does not commit to a ceasefire deal.
Read moreDetailsThe head of the Suez Canal Authority, Osama Rabie, has projected that traffic through the waterway will gradually return to normal by late March 2025, with full recovery expected by mid-year, contingent on the stability of the Gaza ceasefire.
Read moreDetailsYemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group has released the crew of the Galaxy Leader over a year after seizing the vessel off Yemen's coast.
Read moreDetailsAmbrey assesses that the security of future transits through the Red Sea will largely depend on the Houthi movement’s actions in relation to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Read moreDetailsHouthis stated that now only Israeli-owned and flagged vessels are subject to bans on transiting the Red Sea.
Read moreDetailsMaersk and Hapag-Lloyd stated on 17 January that they do not see an immediate return to Red Sea after the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel was announced, Reuters reports.
Read moreDetailsThe Houthi rebels' leader vowed to continue operations if Israel does not comply with the ceasefire agreement.
Read moreDetailsGaza and Israel reached a ceasefire agreement, but shipping industry remains uncertain about potential continuation of attacks on vessels.
Read moreDetailsAccording to Arab News, a recent UN report on Yemen reveals significant insights into the shipping activities linked to the Houthis.
Read moreDetailsEgyptian activists have lodged a complaint against Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and others over the docking of the German ship MV Kathrin at Alexandria Port, which carries 150,000 kg of explosives allegedly destined for Israel.
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