Houthis Sink British-Owned Ship in Red Sea, Threaten More Attacks

The Iran-backed Houthis have sunk the British-owned MV Rubymar in the Red Sea, escalating tensions and posing environmental and navigational risks.

The MV Rubymar, a British-owned commercial vessel, was sunk by the Houthis in the Red Sea, creating an environmental hazard with its cargo.
Houthi leaders have declared the UK a 'rogue state' and vowed to continue targeting British and potentially American ships.
The U.S. and coalition forces are responding to the threat, with CENTCOM highlighting the environmental and navigational dangers posed by the sinking.
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