The Houthis targeted merchant ships in the Red Sea with unmanned aerial vehicles and missiles.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for launching missiles at two ships, an American ship and a British ship, in the Red Sea. According to the information obtained, the first attack occurred in the south of the Red Sea, west of Yemen's Hodeidah port, and minor damage occurred to the ship.
The British military's UK Merchant Marine Operations (UKMTO) said a second ship was attacked on the same day near the southern Yemeni port city of Aden, according to the Associated Press. It was determined that the ship was a Marshall Islands flagged Greek ship heading from the USA to India.
However, it is not yet clear whether the explosion was caused by a mine or a rocket.
At the same time, the US Military Central Command also stated in its statement that Houthi forces fired three missiles at "Star Nasia". British cargo ship Tide launched three rockets.
"On February 6, Iran-backed Houthi forces shot down six submarines between approximately 01:45 and 16:30 (Arab Standard Time) from Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen to southern Houthis and the Gulf of Aden. Missile (ASBM), “The American military wrote on X (formerly on Twitter).
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