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2 US-Flagged Ships Attacked in Red Sea

  • #Coal
  • #Yemen
  • #Iran
  • #Military
  • #Armed conflict
  • #Israel
  • #Panama
  • #United Kingdom
  • #Ship travel
  • #United Arab Emirates
  • #France
  • #Malta
  • #Saudi Arabia
  • #Djibouti
2 US-Flagged Ships Attacked in Red Sea
story
JAN 2024
Image copyright: Camille Delbos/Art In All of Us/Contributor/Corbis News via Getty Images (January 2017)
story last updated APR 2024

The Spin

Establishment-critical narrative

The Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea will not stop until all residents of the Gaza Strip have access to food, medicine, and supplies. These attacks will last long as Israel's aggression continues and humanitarian aid is prevented from reaching the victims of this ruthless bombardment. These attacks are not interrupting international navigation of the Red Sea, and only ships connected to Israel are being targeted, with the majority of international ships transiting the area undisturbed.

Hürriyet Daily News

Pro-establishment narrative

The Houthis may say that they are launching these attacks against ships in the Red Sea to protest the war in Gaza, but the truth is that the majority of the vessels that they are targeting have no connection to Israel. The US is doing its best to protect shipping in the region and keep the peace, but these attacks and others by Iran-backed groups against US forces in Iraq and Syria risk escalating the conflict and widening tensions in the Middle East.

CBS

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