Middle East: Yemen's Houthis Halt Red Sea Ship Attacks, But Israeli Vessels Remain In Crosshairs Amid Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Yemen's Houthi rebels on Monday (20 January) announced a major shift in their operations in the Red Sea corridor, signalling that they will cease targeting non-Israeli ships following the fragile ceasefire resolution in the Gaza Strip.
Houthis to limit their attacks on international shipping off Yemen
The announcement brings the Houthis closer to ending their assault on ships crossing the waters surrounding Yemen, which has severely restricted trade through the vital Red Sea passage. Shipowners have been reluctant to return even as the rate of attacks dropped off amid a series of US and Israeli strikes on Houthi targets in recent months.
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