Tankers backing up off Yemen after tugs hit in Israeli air strikes
A queue of tankers has built up off the Yemeni port of Ras Isa following Israeli air strikes against Houthi targets. The vessels have been unable to dock due to a number of tugs being damaged in the Red Sea attack in late December by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), Yemeni sources told Bloomberg.
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