


Houthis Limit Attacks in Red Sea To Israeli Ships Amid Gaza Ceasefire
Yemen's Houthis restrict attacks to Israeli-affiliated vessels as a ceasefire in Gaza takes effect, affecting global shipping dynamics.
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Overview
Yemen's Houthi rebels announced they will limit their attacks in the Red Sea to Israeli-affiliated ships while a ceasefire in Gaza is in effect. Their decision, communicated through an email, is impacting global shipping, halving traffic through the Red Sea, crucial for cargo between Asia and Europe. Despite the ceasefire, the Houthis warned that they may resume attacks against the U.S. and U.K. should hostilities arise. The rebels have targeted over 100 vessels since the onset of the Israel-Hamas conflict, with their recent declaration not significantly reassuring global shipping companies.
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