New Houthi missile hits American-owned cargo ship off coast of Yemen, U.S. officials confirm

15-1-2024 Business Washington Times - Business 23

A missile fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen struck a U.S.-owned cargo ship traveling off the country's coast near the Gulf of Aden on Monday, U.S. military officials said, the latest in a string of attacks by the Iran-backed rebel group on regional shipping lanes in recent months. Fresh attacks in recent days suggest a major bombing campaign approved by President Biden last week has failed to deter the rebels.

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