Houthis launch 2 new attacks on ships days after US strikes
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The Iran-backed Houthis launched its first two attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea since U.S. and U.K.-led airstrikes over the weekend.
The ship is not affiliated with the U.S., despite a Houthi spokesperson claiming otherwise, officials said. There was no damage to the ship or injuries to the crew.
The second attack involved a Houthi rocket being fired at the United Kingdom-operated ship Morning Tide in the Red Sea. No damage or injuries were reported in this attack either.
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