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Red Sea Crisis Costs Egypt $7 Billion in 2024 as Suez Revenues SinkIn November, 115 container vessels passed through the canal, a 72 percent drop from the 422 that passed through a year ago, ...
The number of Houthi attempted attacks fluctuates each month, but they have repeatedly demonstrated the threat they pose to ...
On Sunday morning Arabian Standard Time, a U.S. Navy ship mistakenly fired on a U.S. fighter jet in the Red Sea. Reports said ...
The US nearly shot down a second Navy fighter jet over the Red Sea on Saturday — missing it by just 100 feet — in a friendly ...
As the Red Sea crisis carries on, container ships at large will continue to take the long route around southern Africa’s Cape of Good Hope, which is tacking on an average of seven to 14 days of ...
Some ships are adding thousands of miles to journeys to avoid the threat of Houthi attacks off Yemen
Some cargo ships are extending their journeys by up to 10 days and thousands of miles to avoid Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, The New York Times reported on Wednesday. More than a year ago ...
More than a year after Yemen-based Houthi rebels began an onslaught of missile and drone attacks on commercial vessels sailing through the Red Sea, the U.S. Navy is still fending off attempted strikes ...
Some ships are adding thousands of miles to journeys to avoid the threat of Houthi attacks off Yemen
Container ships are avoiding the threat of Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, The New York Times reported. Sailing around Africa extends journeys by up to 10 days and adds significant to fuel costs.
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How disruption in the Red Sea is affecting air cargoThe disruption to the marine shipping industry due to the geopolitical situation in the Red Sea has had a ripple effect ...
A U.S. Navy ship mistakenly shot down an American fighter jet over the Red Sea early Sunday, the U.S. military said, ...
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