DUBAI (Multibagger) -Oil products tanker Sounion under attack in the Red Sea off Yemen.
Iran-aligned Houthi militants strike the Greek-flagged vessel causing damage but no injuries.
Attack reported by UK maritime agency UKMTO, with two small boats approaching with 15 people on board.
No injuries among the crew of 25 members, consisting of two Russians and Filipinos.
British security firm Ambrey reports another incident in the same area involving small arms fire.
Delta Tankers confirms minor damage to the vessel but crew safe and unharmed.
Attacks on shipping lead to U.S. and British retaliatory strikes on Houthi territories.
Global trade disrupted as vessels reroute away from the Red Sea and Suez Canal.
Analysis: The oil products tanker Sounion was attacked by Iran-aligned Houthi militants in the Red Sea near Yemen, causing damage to the vessel but fortunately no injuries to the crew. This incident highlights the ongoing security risks in the region, leading to disruptions in global trade and potentially affecting shipping routes. Investors and traders should monitor developments in the area to assess potential impacts on oil prices and maritime activities. Overall, heightened tensions and attacks on international shipping can have significant implications for the financial markets and the broader economy.