Two crew members of a Greek-managed vessel were wounded and two were missing in a drone attack off Yemen on Monday, hours after Iran-aligned Houthi militants claimed an assault on a bulk carrier in the Red Sea, saying the ship had sunk.
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Two crew members of a Greek-managed vessel were wounded and two were missing in a drone attack off Yemen on Monday, hours after Iran-aligned Houthi militants claimed an assault on a bulk carrier in the Red Sea, saying the ship had sunk.
Sunday's attack off southwest Yemen was the first such incident reported in the vital shipping corridor since mid-April. The raid involved gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades from eight skiffs as well as missiles and four uncrewed surface vessels.
The 19 crew and three armed guards were forced to abandon the Liberian-flagged Magic Seas, which was taking on water. They were picked up by a passing ship and arrived in Djibouti, sources close to the operation said.
But Michael Bodouroglou, a representative of Stem Shipping, one of the ship's commercial managers, said there was no independent verification that the vessel had sunk.
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