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Yemen's Houthis attack ship in Red Sea

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Search for survivors after Houthis sink second Red Sea cargo ship in a week
Six crew members have been rescued and at least three others killed after a cargo ship was attacked by Yemen's Houthis and sank in the Red Sea, a European naval mission says.

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At least four killed and many ‘kidnapped’ in second Houthi attack in a week on Red Sea cargo ship
Ship attacked by Yemen’s Houthis sinks in Red Sea, 6 of 25 mostly Filipino crew rescued
Four crew members killed as Houthi rebels sink cargo ship in Red Sea
At least four people have been killed and several others have been kidnapped by Houthi militants who attacked and sank a second cargo ship in the Red Sea this week.

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Oil edges up to two-week high on lower US output forecast, renewed Red Sea attacks
Alert: European Union naval force says 6 crew recovered and 19 missing from the ship Eternity C, sunk by Yemen's Houthis
Oil steady on strong gasoline demand, Red Sea attacks while Trump tariffs loom
Crude inventories rose by 7.1 million barrels to 426 million barrels in the week ended July 4, the EIA said, compared with analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll for a draw of 2.1 million barrels.

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Red Sea ship insurance prices jump as Houthis resume attacks
Yemen's Houthi rebels claim attacking and sinking the ship Eternity C in the Red Sea, their second such attack in days
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Four crew dead, bulk carrier Eternity C sunk in renewed Houthi attacks in Red Sea
A fresh and deadly wave of Houthi maritime attacks has shattered a months-long period of relative calm in the Red Sea, with the Liberian-flagged, Greek-operated bulk carrier Eternity C (IMO 9588249) becoming the latest casualty.
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Tensions Escalate in Red Sea: Houthi Attacks on International Shipping
Amidst rising Red Sea tensions, Yemen's Houthi rebels sank a Liberian-flagged ship, Eternity C, killing three crew members and allegedly kidnapping others. The U.S. accused the group of targeting vessels linked to Israeli business interests.
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