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Six killed in Houthi strike on civilian vessel in the Red Sea

A Houthi strike on a civilian vessel in the Red Sea resulted in six fatalities and ten injuries, marking the group’s first lethal attack on shipping since the war with Iran began. The Yemeni government reported that the vessel was struck while carrying food supplies, while the Houthis claimed it was targeting a Saudi ship. The incident is expected to further restrict shipping through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

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A Houthi strike on a civilian vessel in the Red Sea resulted in six fatalities and ten injuries, marking the group’s first lethal attack on shipping since the war with Iran began. The Yemeni government reported that the vessel was struck while carrying food supplies, while the Houthis claimed it was targeting a Saudi ship. The incident is expected to further restrict shipping through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

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Six killed in Houthis’ first lethal strike on Red Sea shipping

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Six killed in Houthi strike on civilian vessel in the Red Sea