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Houthi Rebels Release Hijacked Crew of Galaxy Leader Amid Ceasefire

The Houthi movement has freed the crew of the Galaxy Leader following a recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, impacting maritime security in the region.

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The Iran-backed Houthi rebels have released the 25-member crew of the hijacked cargo ship Galaxy Leader, citing their support for the Gaza ceasefire. The crew comprised sailors from various countries including the Philippines and Ukraine. Their captivity started in November 2023 when the Gulf of Aden was targeted by the Houthis amid escalating conflicts in the Middle East. Humanitarian efforts in Gaza have also progressed as aid flows into the region following the ceasefire, which aims to bring stability after months of war. International maritime officials commend the release, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic dialogue in mitigating geopolitical tensions.

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