Houthi Missile Attack Disables Greek Oil Tanker in Red Sea

The Iranian-backed rebels' strike on the M/T Wind caused temporary loss of propulsion and steering, highlighting ongoing maritime threats.

The missile strike caused flooding and temporarily disabled the tanker's propulsion and steering systems.
The crew managed to restore the tanker’s functionality without external assistance, and no casualties were reported.
The attack is part of a series of Houthi assaults on maritime vessels since the Israel-Hamas conflict began.
Shipping routes through the Red Sea have been disrupted, forcing longer and costlier detours around Southern Africa.
The U.S. and its allies have conducted airstrikes to counter Houthi capabilities and protect maritime navigation.