A drone strike on the Eternity C in the Red Sea has left four sailors dead amid heightened tensions in the area.
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The drone and speedboat attack on the Greek-operated ship Eternity C left four sailors dead, marking an escalation of violence in the Red Sea. The Houthis, a militia allied with Iran, resumed attacks on merchant ships, citing solidarity with Palestinians. These incidents have led to a significant reduction in maritime traffic in the area, and the US has condemned the attacks as terrorist acts. The Philippines has also advised sailors to avoid sailing in areas at risk.
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