Houthi attacks open Red Sea as Russian oil shipment corridor as Western and Chinese owners pull back

Main targets of attacks reroute vessels while others continue to move through zone, says Windward

The 56,900-dwt Greek-owned bulker Zografia (built 2010) undergoing repair work at the Suez Shipyard Co after a 16 January Houthi attack in the southern Red Sea.
The 56,900-dwt Greek-owned bulker Zografia (built 2010) undergoing repair work at the Suez Shipyard Co after a 16 January Houthi attack in the southern Red Sea.Photo: Suez Canal Authority
Published 11 April 2024, 08:41Updated 11 April 2024, 11:13
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