A Houthi spokesperson justified the attacks on the basis that the two vessels were connected to Israel—a claim that media outlets swiftly debunked.

The Yemeni group, which has not claimed responsibility for the attack, says Israel-linked ships are ‘legitimate target’.

Israel launched airstrikes on Houthi positions in three Yemeni ports and a power plant, marking its first military action in ...

Washington and the Houthis agreed to a deal on May 6 that ended a US bombing campaign against the group, in exchange for the ...

The Houthis have confirmed an attack on a Greek bulker on Sunday, which left it in flames and forced the crew to abandon ship ...

The death toll from the attack that sank the Liberian-flagged Eternity C ship is the highest from any seaborne assault ...

The attack on the Eternity C, which also killed at least three of the crew, represents the most serious assault carried out ...

Filipino mariner notes it was his first passage through Red Sea, describes panic among crew during July 6 attack, says images ...

The Houthis have returned with a new tactical playbook after a 230-day pause in their attacks on shipping. In two attacks ...

The search for sailors missing after Yemen 's Houthis sank a ship in the Red Sea has ended, the private security firms ...

Another Greek-owned cargo ship was attacked in the Red Sea on Monday, resulting in at least two crew members wounded and ...

Israel said that it carried out a wave of strikes on the Yemeni port city of Hodeida and other areas held by the Houthi ...