The Latest Breaking News from The Red Sea

So far, the US Navy can't defeat the pro-Palestinian Houthis of Yemen. A glance at their history helps explain why

Yemen’s Houthi rebels likely fired an Iranian-made anti-ship cruise missile at a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea in December, an assault that now provides a public evidence-based link between the ongoing rebel campaign against shipping and Tehran

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The U.N. Security Council has demanded that Yemen’s Houthi rebels halt all attacks on ships and urged that disruptions to maritime security be addressed, without mentioning the link between the Iran-backed rebels and the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza

Jeddah, which is located in the western part of Saudi Arabia, has a long-lasting history. It is the second largest city in Saudi Arabia and is referred to as the 'Gateway to Mecca'.

A bulk carrier has sunk in the Red Sea, days after an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels who are believed to have killed one mariner on board

Organisations decry the ‘unacceptable situation’ of assaults by Yemeni group against vessels in the Red Sea.

The Navy is weighing what to do about the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier, which has been battling Houthi rebel attacks on shipping in the Red Sea for nearly nine months

Authorities say a bulk carrier has sunk in the Red Sea after being attacked by Houthi rebels

US forces target Houthi radars in Yemen to disrupt Red Sea ship assaults, emphasizing regional stability and maritime safety.

The strike on Tutor from Yemeni militants left the vessel unable to manoeuvre, while one crew member remains missing