Yemeni Houthis seize a cargo ship in the Red Sea: Ukrainians are on board. Red Sea: there are Ukrainians on board
The cargo ship was sailing through the Red Sea Sea from Turkey to India, when it was seized by Iranian militants - Yemeni Houthis. There are no Israelis among the crew of the seized Galaxy Leader. In total according to Arabic-language media, there are 52 crew members on board, including Ukrainians. This information was confirmed by the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel, UNN reported.
There are 25 crew members of different nationalities on board the ship. crew members of different nationalities, including Ukrainians, Bulgarians, and Filipinos. There are no Israelis on board. There are no Israelis on board. This is another act of Iranian terrorism, which is a leap in Iran's aggression against citizens of the free world with international international implications for the security of the world's shipping lanes.
The Israeli Defense Forces also stated that the hijacking of the ship in the Red Sea by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen is "a very serious incident of global scale."
"It is not an Israeli ship," the IDF added in a statement.
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According to Israeli media, the seized ship was flying the Bahamian flag and was registered in flag, and is registered to a British company that is partially owned by Israeli tycoon Avraham Ungar (Rami - ed.). And at the time of the hijacking, the ship was was leased to a Japanese company.
The day before, the Iranian-backed Houthis promised to attack Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red Sea. ships in the Red Sea
.<img src="/img/2023/11/19/1700413824-3720-large.webp" alt="Image"><p>The Israeli Defense Forces also stated that the hijacking of the ship in the Red Sea by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen is "a very serious incident of global scale."</p><p>"It is not an Israeli ship," the IDF added in a statement.</p><p><b>Additionally</b></p><p>According to Israeli media, the seized ship was flying the Bahamian flag and was registered in flag, and is registered to a British company that is partially owned by Israeli tycoon Avraham Ungar (Rami - ed.). And at the time of the hijacking, the ship was was leased to a Japanese company.</p><p>The day before, the Iranian-backed Houthis promised to attack Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red Sea. ships in the Red Sea</p>.www.timesofisrael.com
<img src="/img/2023/11/19/1700413824-3720-large.webp" alt="Image"><p>The Israeli Defense Forces also stated that the hijacking of the ship in the Red Sea by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen is "a very serious incident of global scale."</p><p>"It is not an Israeli ship," the IDF added in a statement.</p><p><b>Additionally</b></p><p>According to Israeli media, the seized ship was flying the Bahamian flag and was registered in flag, and is registered to a British company that is partially owned by Israeli tycoon Avraham Ungar (Rami - ed.). And at the time of the hijacking, the ship was was leased to a Japanese company.</p><p>The day before, the Iranian-backed Houthis promised to attack Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red Sea. ships in the Red Sea</p>.www.timesofisrael.com