Just Now! Houthi forces attacked four ships in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea
author: nina
2024-04-30
On April 30, local time, Yemeni Houthis spokesman Yahya Muhammad Hamid ed-Din Zarrea announced that, houthi forces attacked the Israeli Cyclades Cyclades and MSC Orion in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean respectively. In addition, the Houthis also claimed to attack the Red Sea destroyers of the United States.
This included a drone strike in the Indian Ocean against a portuguese-flagged Knock Nevis, MSC Orion, as part of the group's ongoing efforts to target israeli-related international shipping.
Earlier in the day, a spokesman for the Houthi said in a televised address that the group had also attacked the merchant ship Cyclades on the Red Cyclades and two US destroyers.
It is worth noting that yesterday (29) British maritime security company Ambrey reported that, a Flag of Malta Knock Nevis was struck by three missiles en route from Djibouti to the Saudi port of Jeddah! Darby Knock Nevis a missile strike? Has been linked to many domestic ports) , the Houthi said the attacked Cyclades was also on the Cyclades.
In March, Houthi leaders made it clear that the group was expanding its attacks to prevent israeli-linked ships from crossing the Indian Ocean to the Cape of Good Hope.
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