Hit on Iranian Surveillance Ship Appears To Slow Houthis’ Red Sea Attacks
As attacks ramp up again, much more military effort will be needed to return the essential maritime artery to full function.
In an apparent sign of American success, the Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea have temporarily slowed down in the aftermath of a reported cyberattack on an Iranian spy ship. Yet, as attacks inevitably resume, much more military effort will be needed to return the essential maritime artery to full function.
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