An Israeli ship has reportedly been targeted and attacked in the Arabian Sea, according to Lebanon’s Al Mayadeen television channel, citing sources. The incident occurred during the night of November 23rd to 24th.
Al Mayadeen stated, “Sources confirm that an Israeli ship was attacked in the Arabian Sea… The ship was fired upon, resulting in it catching fire.”
On November 19th, Al Hadath television channel reported, based on sources, the seizure of the Israeli cargo ship Galaxy Leader in the Red Sea. The attack was allegedly carried out by Yemeni Houthi rebels.
It is known that there were 25 individuals on board the ship, including citizens from Ukraine, Mexico, the Philippines, and Bulgaria.
Earlier reports indicated that Israel had deployed its submarine fleet in the Mediterranean Sea.
This recent attack on the Israeli ship raises concerns about the safety of international maritime trade routes and the escalating tensions in the region. The incident highlights the ongoing conflicts and security risks faced by vessels operating in these waters.
The Israeli government has not yet released an official statement regarding the attack. However, this incident is likely to further strain relations between Israel and the parties involved in the region’s conflicts.
The Arabian Sea, situated between the Arabian Peninsula and the Indian subcontinent, has been a hotspot for maritime incidents in recent years. Various factors, including territorial disputes, piracy, and geopolitical tensions, contribute to the volatility of the region.
The international community will be closely monitoring the situation and its potential implications for global security and stability.
