The UK and the US carried out a new round of targeted strikes against Houthi targets, reiterating their dedication to preserving maritime security.
The goal of the combined military action was to undermine the rebels’ capabilities, including their subterranean storage locations, missiles, and monitoring systems that they used to attack Red Sea ships. Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands backed this operation.
In the middle of the Israel-Gaza conflict, the Houthis, who govern heavily populated areas of Yemen, have justified their attacks by citing their solidarity with Palestinians.
Not only have these activities caused havoc with international shipping, but they have also raised fears of inflation and even Middle East upheaval.Container ships have changed their courses, avoiding the Red Sea and taking the lengthier route via the Cape of Good Hope rather than the Suez Canal, due to the effects of the Houthi disturbances.
