Houthis released the crew of the Greek vessel Eternity C, attacked in the Red Sea
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The crew of the Greek vessel attacked by Houthis in the Red Sea has been released. All 11 crew members, including Filipinos, a Russian, and an Indian, will arrive in Oman.
The crew of the Greek cargo ship Eternity C, which sank in the Red Sea in July 2025 after an attack by Yemeni Houthis, has been released. This was reported to Reuters on Wednesday by a ship operator official and a maritime security source, writes UNN.
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The Liberian-flagged vessel was attacked by Iran-backed militants using naval drones and rocket-propelled grenades. Although the crew abandoned the ship before it sank, rescuers pulled the sailors alive from the sea. The Houthis later claimed to be holding a group that included nine Filipino sailors, one Russian, and one Indian national.
A representative of Cosmoship Management confirmed that all 11 crew members are expected to leave Yemen and arrive in Oman later on Wednesday.
The United States previously accused the Houthis of kidnapping the sailors and called for their immediate and unconditional release.
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