Yemen’s Houthis have resumed deadly attacks on Red Sea shipping lanes, using armed men and drone boats in a major escalation. A vessel traveling near Hodeida was struck Sunday by two drone boats, while others were destroyed by onboard security. Over 100 ships have been targeted since 2023, disrupting the $1 trillion trade route. The U.S. is monitoring the situation. The Houthi-run Al-Masirah outlet acknowledged the attack, but no group has claimed responsibility. Tensions are rising as missile launches and maritime violence continue across the region. br br br br #RedSeaCrisis #HouthiAttacks #DroneBoat #ShippingSecurity #MaritimeAttack #MiddleEastTensions #YemenWar #GlobalTrade #RedSeaDanger #ShippingRoutes #Houthis #USCENTCOM #Hodeida #NavalSecurity #MaritimeNews #GlobalSecurity #TradeWar #MissileThreat #ShipAttack #TankerSecurity #DroneStrike #NavalTensions #CommercialShipping #SeaLaneSecurity #WarzoneWaters #HouthiViolencebr br Also Readbr br Israeli Airstrike Targets Secret Houthi Meeting In Yemen's Capital Sanaa: Reports :: br Missile from Yemen Disrupts Flights in Israel Ahead of Key Vote on Gaza War :: br US and Iran-Backed Houthis Commit to Escalation Following Airstrikes Targeting Yemen Rebels :: br br br ~HT.