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A Liberian flag cargo has been criticized Houthi rebels Monday in the Red Sea, with two on board An militant group based in Yemen sank another ship.
The attack on the eternity of the bulk carrier belonging to the Greek property in the crucial maritime road intervened after the Houthis attacked the Liberian lance, Bulk carrier belonging to the Greek propertyS with drones, missiles, rocket grenades and light weapon fire on Sunday, forcing its crew of 22 to abandon the ship.
The two attacks and a round of Israeli air strikes were published early Monday by targeting the rebels, fears of a renewed houthy campaign against expedition which could again attract American and Western forces, in particular after The administration of President Donald Trump targeted the rebels in a large air strike campaign.
Attacks come at a sensitive moment in the Middle East, as a possible ceasefire in the War of Israel-Hamas is at stake and that Iran weighs whether to restart negotiations on its nuclear program after the American air strikes targeting its most sensitive atomic sites during the War of Israel-Iran in June.
The anti-piracle patrol operation of the European Union Atalanta and the private security company Ambrey reported the last attack. They said that eternity is to go north towards the Suez Canal when it was criticized by men in small boats and by drones carrying bombs. The security guards on board also pulled their weapons.
The Atalanta operation said that eternity C had a crew of 21 Philippins and a Russian, plus three members of security staff. The EU force said that the ship had not asked for an escort.
EU’s strength also said that the Houthis had led the attack.
Moammar Al -Yani, the internationally recognized government Minister of Information of the Government of Yemen who opposes the Houthis and is based in southern Yemen, also blamed the rebels for the attack on eternity C. The Houths control half of Yemen and its capital, Sanaa.
The attack on eternity C occurred in the same area as the attack on Sunday on magic seas, about 60 miles southwest of the port of Hodeida, Yemen, which is owned by the Houthis.
An armed security team on the ship had turned fire against an initial attack of gunshots and grenades powered by rocket, although the ship was later struck by projectiles. The Atalanta operation, said 22 navy was on the magic seas, the United Arab Emirates saying that a ship of the ports of Abu Dhabi had saved the sailors.
Brig. General Yahya Saree, the military spokesman for the Houthis, said Sunday attack on the magic seas. Saree later said that the ship had flowed.
The Al-Masirah satellite news channel of Houthis noted the subsequent attack on Monday, but the rebels did not claim this attack. They regularly wait for hours or even days after an attack to do it.
