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Merchant vessel attacked in the Red Sea, casualties reported
According to Yemen, an attack on a Panama-flagged ship resulted in 4 deaths, allegedly by the Houthis.

A merchant vessel was attacked in the Red Sea, resulting in the death of four people, according to Yemeni authorities who accuse the Houthis of being responsible for the attack. The incident occurred near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, an important shipping channel off the Yemeni coast.
The affected ship is Panama-flagged. However, according to the Wall Street Journal, no casualties were reported aboard the vessel involved in the incident, but fatalities aboard the merchant vessel have been confirmed.
The attack was recorded in the past hours and reports indicate that projectiles from an unspecified source struck the ship. News regarding the status of the vessel and its operations is still being verified.

The British maritime security company Vanguard disclosed the incident, providing details about the attack and the circumstances surrounding it. Yemeni authorities continue to report on this situation.
Tensions in the Red Sea region are high, and the United States has reacted to an alleged attempt to breach a naval blockade nearby by opening fire on a vessel, according to multiple sources.