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Two missiles fired at vessel in Red Sea

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Two missiles were launched off the coast of Yemen at an unnamed vessel in the Red Sea on Monday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported in a post on X, formerly Twitter.

The report did not provide any details regarding damage done to the ship. The crew remained unharmed by the attack.

United States Ambassador to Yemen Steven Fagin recently warned the Yemen-based Houthis to cease their attacks on vessels in the Red Sea by February 16 or risk being designated as a terrorist group by the US.

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