Houthis Hail ‘Direct Missile Hit’ On ‘Israel’s Scarlet Ray’ In Red Sea After PM Rahawi’s Killing|4K

Yemen's Houthi rebels on Monday (Sept.1 ) said they had fired a missile at a tanker in the Red Sea, days after their prime minister was killed in an Israeli attack.The Iran-backed rebels, who sank two tankers in July, said they targeted the Liberian-flagged Scarlet Ray, claiming a direct hit.The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said on Sunday (August 31) that the attack missed its target. The ship is Israeli-owned, according to maritime security company Ambrey.UKMTO, which monitors the region, said the ship's crew "witnessed a splash in close proximity to their vessel from an unknown projectile and heard a loud bang."All crew are safe and the vessel continues on its voyage."The Houthis announced on Saturday (August 30) that their prime minister, Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi, and other officials were killed in an Israeli air strike two days earlier. n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION2:22 HOUTHIS STRIKE UN3:52 “YOU HAVE OPENED GATES OF HELL”6:20 ISRAEL TAKES ‘EXTRA MEASURES TO SECURE NETANYAHU’

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Houthis Hail ‘Direct Missile Hit’ On ‘Israel’s Scarlet Ray’ In Red Sea After PM Rahawi’s Killing|4K