Houthi Rebels Hijack and Set Greek-Flagged Oil Tanker Ablaze
Footage of the Hijacking Incident
The Houthi rebels, who are backed by Iran, have released extensive footage showcasing their hijacking of the Greek-flagged Sounion oil tanker in the Red Sea. The video also captures the tanker being set on fire, an incident that has resulted in the vessel burning for over a week.
Continued Burning of the Sounion Oil Tanker
The Sounion oil tanker, which is under the Greek flag, has been ablaze for more than a week following the hijacking and subsequent arson by the Houthi rebels. The rebels, who are supported by Iran, published footage of the entire incident, providing a clear view of their actions.
Iran-Backed Houthi Rebels' Actions
The Houthi rebels, with the backing of Iran, have been involved in the hijacking and burning of the Greek-flagged Sounion oil tanker. The incident, which took place in the Red Sea, has been extensively captured in footage released by the rebels themselves. The tanker has been burning for over a week since the incident.
Red Sea Incident: Hijacking and Arson of Greek-Flagged Oil Tanker
The Sounion oil tanker, flying the Greek flag, was hijacked and set on fire by the Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The Iran-backed rebels have released extensive footage of the incident, showing the tanker ablaze. The fire has been burning for more than a week since the incident.
Bottom Line
The actions of the Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, in hijacking and setting the Greek-flagged Sounion oil tanker on fire in the Red Sea, are a stark reminder of the volatile situation in the region. The extensive footage of the incident, released by the rebels themselves, provides a chilling view of the incident. The tanker has been burning for over a week, a testament to the severity of the incident. What are your thoughts on this incident? Do you think the international community should take more stringent actions to prevent such incidents? Share your thoughts and this article with your friends. Also, don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.
