Yemen’s Houthi rebels have accused Saudi Arabia of attacking a boat carrying 14 Indian nationals near Suqatra Island in the Red Sea. According to a statement released by the Houthi group, Yemen’s armed forces rescued the people on board following the alleged attack. However, further details about the incident, including the condition of the passengers and the extent of the damage to the boat, have not been provided in the statement.The Houthi group also claimed that the alleged attack could threaten international shipping in the Red Sea. It called on the international community to take action to prevent similar incidents. However, the allegation has not been independently verified, and further information is needed to establish exactly what happened.The Red Sea is an important international shipping route connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Indian Ocean through the Suez Canal. It is a major passage for commercial ships carrying oil, fuel and other goods between Asia, Europe and Africa. In recent years, security concerns in the region have increased due to attacks on vessels and tensions involving regional powers and armed groups. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of Indian nationals at sea and the security of international shipping. Further official statements are needed to confirm the details of the alleged attack and the current situation of the 14 Indians.
