Yemen’s Houthis strike US warship, British tanker in Red Sea; UK vows to respond
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis attacked a US warship and a British oil tanker, the Marlin Luanda, in the Gulf of Aden, causing a fire to break out. The rebel militia’s recent attacks on vessels transiting the Red Sea are reportedly in response to Israel’s military operations in Gaza.
The fuel tanker was operated on behalf of the trading firm Trafigura, and the company confirmed that a missile struck the Marlin Luanda as it transited the Red Sea. The tanker was carrying Russian naphtha purchased below the price cap in line with G7 sanctions, according to the news agency Reuters.
A US warship, the destroyer USS Carney, was also attacked while passing through the Gulf of Aden. This incident is believed to be the biggest confrontation at sea with Western forces in the Middle East in decades.
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