Houthi Attacks on Saudi Ships Condemned

The article discusses the targeting of the oil tankers "Insiya" and "Laila" in the Red Sea by the Houthis, as part of a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have announced carrying out a military operation against the tankers and accused them of violating the blockade they imposed on Saudi Arabia, which led to fires aboard the "Insiya" vessel. The United States responded by threatening to punish Iran and its Houthi allies, indicating that the Houthis are operating under Iran's influence, and announced that strikes were carried out against Iranian targets in the region in response to the attacks. European countries and the British leadership called for an end to attacks on international ships, considering such actions as a threat to regional stability and maritime safety. UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the situation in the Middle East has become "out of control," as conflicts among major powers escalate and tensions in the region rise, posing a threat to global maritime security—especially with the increasing attacks on US and Iranian interests and military facilities.

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