A missile fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels strikes a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea
A missile fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels strikes a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea
The assault expands a campaign by the Iranian-backed rebels targeting ships into apparently now striking those that have no clear ties to Israel.
The Red Sea is our sea. No one shall pass.
Iranian backed rebels
You mean the legitimate government of Yemen that Saudi Arabia and UAE fought on behalf of the US and Israel and lost to
25 2 ReplyThey are still calling Houthis "rebels"?
15 1 Replylol yeah
14 0 ReplyAs expected of the illegitimate French backed Occupation Regime of Turtle Island.
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I’m so sick of hearing western journalists refer to the legitimate Yemeni government as “Iranian backed Houthi rebels”
14 1 ReplyBased
11 1 ReplyFinally. Norway's been getting away with this shit for too long.
5 1 Reply“All crew members are unhurt and safe,” Belsnes said. “The vessel is now proceeding to a safe port.”
That's good no one was hurt, but are these missiles like, the warning missiles? Can you even sink a ship with this kind of missile?
1 0 ReplyIt doesn't really matter whether these missiles can sink a ship or not. The goal is to discourage shipping through the Suez Canal and that goal is being achieved. Companies are increasingly avoiding using this route when shipping stuff to Israel. Eilat port revenue has dropped 80% since the attacks started.
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