Houthis Escalate Maritime Attacks Amid Rising Tensions with Israel

Houthi militants have intensified attacks on Israel and related shipping, despite no new threats. This increase follows Israel’s commitment to counter Houthi actions, especially after the use of cluster bombs. The UK Maritime Trade Operations warned of an incident involving an “unknown projectile” in the Red Sea, highlighting rising regional tensions.

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Israel starts intensive air strikes in the Houthi ports

Israel Launches Airstrikes on Houthi-Controlled Yemen Ports After Rocket Attack

On Sunday evening, Israel conducted air raids on Houthi-controlled ports in Yemen’s Hodeidah province, targeting locations alleged to facilitate Iranian weapon transfers. Following an evacuation alert, witnesses reported multiple explosions. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed the strikes aimed at Houthi strongholds and the Galaxy Leader ship, enhancing militant operations.

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ITF warns of rising maritime security threats in the street of Hormuz and Israeli waters

ITF Calls for Warlike Zone Status in Hormuz and Israel to Protect Seafarers

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has urged the Joint Negotiation Group to classify the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman as warlike operating zones. This would allow seafarers to refuse dangerous passage, prioritizing safety. Rising military presence and incidents of drone attacks highlight the escalating risks faced by maritime crews.

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Middle East Airspace Updates: Israel Reopens, Regional Flight Restrictions Persist

As of June 22, Israeli airspace reopened with some restrictions, while Tehran extended its closure until June 23. Iraq’s airspace is largely closed, affecting civilian flights. El Al and Israir are coordinating repatriation efforts amid ongoing regional conflict, with many airlines suspending flights and advising travelers to stay updated.

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Houthis To Limit Red Sea Attacks Only To Israel-Linked

Houthi Rebels Declare Maritime Blockade on Israel’s Haifa Port, Escalating Regional Tensions

The Iran-backed Houthi rebels have declared a maritime blockade on Israel’s Haifa port, targeting vessels en route or docked there. This escalation shifts their strategy from disrupting Red Sea routes to direct confrontation with Israel, threatening crucial trade connections and heightening regional tensions amid potential international repercussions.

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Human Rights Groups Monitor Cargo Ship Suspected of Carrying Explosives for Israel

Human rights groups are closely monitoring the Kathrin, a cargo ship suspected of carrying explosives for Israel. Denied docking privileges in Namibia, the Balkans, and Malta, the vessel is being urged to change course by Amnesty International. Loaded in Vietnam, the ship’s destination and cargo’s intended use remain unclear amid international scrutiny.

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Amnesty International Calls for European Ports to Block Ship Carrying Explosives to Israel

Amnesty International is urging European ports to block a cargo ship, Kathrin, believed to be carrying explosives bound for Israel. The organization argues that allowing the vessel to transport these materials violates international regulations. With concerns raised by activists and the United Nations, the urgency to prevent the deadly cargo from reaching Israel is emphasized.

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Israeli Seaports Open For Business Despite Lebanon

Israeli Ports Operate Normally Amid Tensions With Lebanon

Despite heightened tensions and rocket attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israel’s ports in Haifa are operating normally. The government assures that security measures are in place to protect seaborne trade. With no reported damage, Israeli ports remain open for business, maintaining their reputation as safe and secure facilities. Coordination with the military ensures continuous assessment of the security situation.

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Houthis’ Double-Hit Strategy: Maritime Assault Raises Concerns

In a recent maritime assault, the Houthis employed their new double-hit strategy for the second time in five days, targeting a Greek-owned cargo ship bound for India. The crew lost control of the vessel after a small boat and an aerial attack. This escalation in tactics highlights the need for increased vigilance and coordinated responses to ensure maritime security in the region.

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