The U.K.-owned vessel is the first craft sunk by the Houthi rebels since they started their campaign against commercial shipping in the Red Sea. The ship was carrying a cargo of fertilizer when it ...

The cost of repairing an undersea cable suspected of being damaged by a ship’s anchor in February 2024, has eaten away at ...

The UK-owned vessel Rubymar, which had sunk in the Red Sea after being struck by an anti-ship ballistic missile fired by Yemeni Houthi militants, is seen in this aerial view released on March 3 ...

At the time, the cause of the breakage is not known, however, the Red Sea has historically presented a challenge ... In February last year, three cables were damaged by the dragging anchor of the ...

The U.S. Navy has used more missiles for air defense since combat operations in the Red Sea began in October 2023 than the service used in all the years since Operation Desert Storm in the 1990s ...

"Yemen’s navy <…> has carried out a military operation, striking the UK vessel Rubymar in the Gulf of ... from passing through the waters of the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait until ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. British cargo ship Rubymar, which was attacked by the Houthi group on Feb. 18, 2024 ...

The Belize-registered Rubymar was struck by an anti-ship ballistic ... have been attacking vessels in the Red Sea since November in what they say is a show of solidarity for the people of Gaza.

The southern end of the Red Sea remains an active war zone. Missiles and drones continue to menace any ship passing through.