[In brief] Calmer week in the Red Sea. Houthi fire continues but with less success
(B2) This week was calmer than the previous one (read: Read also: [News] The Houthis continue their attacks in the Red Sea. Another ship adrift) in the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. Several missiles or naval surface drones
On Monday (June 24), at 04:44 UTC, a missile explosion was reported 50 meters from a merchant ship in the Gulf of Aden, 246 nautical miles from Nishtun, Yemen.
The next day, Tuesday (June 25), at 17:00 UTC, 52 nautical miles south of Aden, a missile flew over the merchant ship, from starboard to port before falling into the water approximately 500 meters away. No damage.
On Thursday (June 27), at 06:44 UTC, a merchant ship was targeted by a naval surface drone (USV) in the Red Sea, 83 nautical miles southwest of Al-Hudaydah, causing some damage. Minors » and no injuries. At 08:17 UTC, an anti-ship missile (ASBM) landed near a merchant ship. No damage. An attack claimed by the Houthis on Xtwitter. Two military operations were implemented: the first, “ in cooperation with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance, targeted a vital target in the port of Haifa; the second targeted the ship (SEAJOY) in the Red Sea with a drone boat and a number of missiles and drones ».
On Friday (June 28), a new incident took place 150 nautical miles northwest of Al Hudaydah, Yemen. Five missiles landed in the immediate vicinity of a merchant ship.
