After two rebel attacks on trucks ships both Greek interests, Magic Seas and Eternity C, the rebels Houthi Yemen announced today (10.07.2025) that they will continue their naval operations.
In particular, the Houthi leader said that Its organization will continue to hit corporate ships they are trying to carry, through specific marine areas, goods where are associated with Israel,
Abdul Malik al -Houthi has stated that the ban imposed on the organization of ships, which Houtha considers to be related to Israel through the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Arab Sea, remains in force.
«Our ships on ships will continue as long as Israel’s aggression continues in the Gaza Strip“, He said.
The Yemeni rebels attacked and sank on Sunday (06.07.2025) and on Monday (07.07.2025) two ships that had a Liberian flag and their management had Greek companies.
The Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist group in Yemen has released footage of their attacks against as well as the sinking of the Liberian-flagged and Greek-owned cargo vessel, M/V Eternity C, earlier today in the Southern Red Sea. Significant damage to the ship can be seen prior to… pic.twitter.com/yC8Erot8EU
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The Eternity C ship sank yesterday (09.07.2025), after Houtha attack and sank the Magic Seas ship, repeating the attacks that began in November 2023 in which more than 100 ships were attacked.
All members of the Magic Seas ship crew was rescued before sinking. Four members of Eternity C are considered dead and according to shipping sources were killed during the attacks.
Overall, 10 Eternity C crew members have been recovered alivebetween 8 Philippine crew members, An Indian and a member of Maritime Security Team (Greek nationality). In total, 25 people were on board and 11 remain missing.
By the end of 2023, Houthi have attacked dozens of ships off the coast of Yemen who believe they are linked to Israel, and then to US vessels, claiming that they are acting in solidarity with the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, where the Gaza.