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Vessel on fire off Yemen after being struck in apparent attack, UK military says — REUTERS / pwu404

Houthi Rebels · United Kingdom

Vessel on fire off Yemen after being struck in apparent attack, UK military says

40% Center coverage: 76 sources

The Houthi rebels in Yemen did not immediately claim responsibility for the presumed strike, but it can take hours or even days before they claim their assaults. See the Story

Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim missile attack on Dutch-flagged ship in the Gulf of Aden — Houthis protest against airstrikes 1 by Wikipedia Photo - Yemen Fighting Intensifies as Fears Grow of Sectarian Conflict (By: Henry Ridgwell (VOA)) / Creative Commons

Houthi Rebels · Yemen

Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim missile attack on Dutch-flagged ship in the Gulf of Aden

42% Left coverage: 19 sources

Houthis Say They'll Target American Oil

Houthi Rebels · Yemen

Houthis Say They'll Target American Oil

42% Right coverage: 12 sources

LONDON/LOS ANGELES, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Yemen's Houthis will target U.S. oil majors including Exxon Mobil and Chevron despite an earlier truce agreed with President Donald Trump's administration to not attack U.S.-linked ships sailing in the Red Sea and the wider Gulf of Aden, the Iran-backed militia said on Tuesday. The Sanaa-based Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center (HOCC), which liaises between Houthi forces and commercial shipping o…See the Story

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