Saudi Arabia Confirms Houthi Attack on Oil Tanker in Red Sea

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Web Desk:Saudi Arabia has confirmed that a vessel owned by a Saudi company was attacked while transiting the Red Sea, according to the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) .

Details of the Attack

The ship, identified as the Ancelyia, was struck in the Red Sea, causing a fire in its forward section. All crew members were reported safe with no casualties, a Saudi official confirmed . The attack follows a claim by Yemen’s Houthi movement that it had targeted Saudi oil tankers for violating its naval blockade .

Escalating Maritime Tensions

The attack comes amid heightened security tensions in the Red Sea and the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a critical chokepoint for global trade and oil shipments . Analysts warn that such incidents could disrupt international shipping, energy supply, and global markets .

Security experts say the confirmation of the attack indicates that tensions in the Red Sea are rising and that threats to commercial vessels may increase further .

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