Houthi attacks continue after US strikes: Vessel struck by missile off Yemen

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The Houthis have continued their attacks in the Red Sea despite U.S.-U.K. strikes late last week.

U.K. Maritime Trade Operations said on Monday it received a report of a vessel getting hit by a missile about 109 miles from Yemen. The M/V Gibraltar Eagle, a Marshall Islands-flagged U.S.-owned and operated container ship, was hit but did not report any injuries or significant damage, according to U.S. Central Command. CENTCOM also noted that they tracked an anti-ballistic missile fired from Yemen, but it failed and impacted on land in-country.

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