More than a dozen missing after tourist boat sinks in Red Sea

Two Missiles, One Target: Houthis’ Red Sea Assault, Panama-Flagged Anadolu S Hit Twice in Hours

Tensions in the Red Sea escalated dramatically as Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels targeted the Panama-flagged bulk carrier Anadolu S with two missile strikes in a matter of hours. The first attack occurred late Sunday night, narrowly missing the vessel's stern. Despite warnings, the ship continued its course, prompting a second strike the following day, landing just a nautical mile away. While no casualties or damage were reported, the incident highlights the Houthis' growing maritime campaign, which they claim is in solidarity with Gaza. The Bahrain-based Combined Task Force confirmed the strikes, raising concerns over shipping safety in the region. This bold assault underscores the escalating risks for international vessels navigating the Red Sea amid intensifying regional tensions. #RedSeaTensions #HouthiMissileStrikes #AnadoluSAttack #MaritimeConflict #RedSeaCrisis #HouthiAssault #ShippingUnderFire #MaritimeSecurity #RedSeaEscalation #PanamaFlaggedShip #MissileStrikes #HouthisInAction #GlobalShippingThreat #RedSeaDanger #MaritimeRisks ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.101~GR.124~

VIDEO | Houthis Strike ‘Israel-Affiliated’ Ship with Massive Bomb in Red Sea, U.S. in Shock

In a bold escalation, Houthi rebels have launched a devastating attack on a vessel in the Red Sea, which is reportedly linked to Israel. The strike involved a massive bomb that caused significant damage to the ship, sending shockwaves through international waters. The U.S. has expressed deep concern, with military officials monitoring the situation closely. This attack marks another chapter in the ongoing conflict between the Houthis and nations supporting Israel, further destabilizing the region. Watch the footage of the explosion and the immediate aftermath of this shocking assault. #HouthiStrike #RedSeaAttack #IsraelAffiliatedShip #HouthiRebels #MissileAttack #RedSeaConflict #USInShock #MiddleEastTensions #YemenConflict #NavalClash #BombExplosion #InternationalWaters #USMilitaryAlert #HouthiMilitants #RegionalInstability #GlobalSecurity ~HT.318~PR.152~ED.155~GR.124~

Houthi Leader Blasts U.S-Israeli Plot, Warns of Strikes on U.S Warships; Calls for Uprising in Yemen

In a fiery televised address, Yemen's Ansarullah leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi accused the U.S. of complicity in Israel's ongoing military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, claiming American-made weapons are fueling a broader campaign of extermination in West Asia. Houthi warned of potential strikes on U.S. warships if they entered the Red Sea, while hailing Yemeni forces for their successful naval attack on the aircraft carrier Abraham. He criticised Arab regimes for their ties with Israel and urged a mass uprising in Yemen to show solidarity with Palestine, calling for nationwide protests against the U.S-Israeli aggression. #HouthiWarning #USIsraeliPlot #RedSeaTensions #WarshipStrikeThreat #AnsarullahResistance #YemenUprising #GazaSolidarity #USComplicity #ArabWorldRises #AntiIsraeliProtests #PalestineSupport #WestAsiaConflict #StrikeOnAbraham #NoToOccupation #YemenFightsBack

Houthis Rain Hellfire on U.S. Warships in It's Biggest Red Sea Blitz: Pentagon Denies Claims of Hit

In a dramatic escalation, Yemeni forces have launched their largest-ever attack on U.S. Navy warships in the Red Sea, signaling their support for Palestine and Lebanon amid ongoing conflicts. The Pentagon has responded, refuting claims of direct hits, yet the incident raises significant concerns about regional stability and U.S. military operations. What does this mean for the future of U.S. presence in the Middle East? Join us as we dive deep into the details and implications of this high-stakes confrontation. #Yemen #USH Navy #RedSea #MiddleEastConflict #Pentagon #MilitaryNews #YemeniForces #USWarships #GlobalSecurity #Palestine #Hezbollah #Iran #MilitaryTensions ~HT.178~PR.274~ED.102~GR.344~

Italy sends another 8 migrants to Albania despite failing to process first group

The first group of 12 migrants were returned to Italy after a Rome court said their countries of origin, Bangladesh and Egypt, were not safe enough for repatriation.