Houthi missile kills 3 sailors in Gulf of Aden

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Supported by Iran Houthis activists kill three crew members on A Barbados flag, Liberian property commercial boat wearing steel Since China has Saudi Arabia through THE Gulf of Aden. Wednesday missile strike on THE VM TRUE Trust Also wounded four members of THE international crew, Since India, Vietnam, THE Philippines, Nepal And Sri Lanka. These were THE First of all death of THE Yemenite activist groups month of attacks on ships In THE Gulf of Aden And Red Sea, allegedly In support of besieged Palestinians.
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THE sailors death are THE "sad but inevitable result of THE Houthis imprudently cooking missiles has international shipping," Great Britain embassy In Yemen said. "They must stop." THE "reckless attacks by THE Houthis to have disturbed global trade" And provide Chains, And NOW they have kill "international sailors simply TO DO their jobs," WE. Central Order said.

A Led by the United States stain force "has has been filming down as a lot of these missiles And drones as he can," but "THE Houthis seem has to have A inexhaustible provide of them," THE BBC said. NOW that these attacks "to have turned deadly there are related has be calls has stage up reprisals." THE WE. And UNITED KINGDOM. to have has been struck Houthis targets For weeks, THE Partner Press said, but THE Houthis clearly stay "able of launch significant attacks."
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Houthi missile kills 3 sailors in Gulf of Aden

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Supported by Iran Houthis activists kill three crew members on A Barbados flag, Liberian property commercial boat wearing steel Since China has Saudi Arabia through THE Gulf of Aden. Wednesday missile strike on THE VM TRUE Trust Also wounded four members of THE international crew, Since India, Vietnam, THE Philippines, Nepal And Sri Lanka. These were THE First of all death of THE Yemenite activist groups month of attacks on ships In THE Gulf of Aden And Red Sea, allegedly In support of besieged Palestinians.

How We obtained here

THE sailors death are THE "sad but inevitable result of THE Houthis imprudently cooking missiles has international shipping," Great Britain embassy In Yemen said. "They must stop." THE "reckless attacks by THE Houthis to have disturbed global trade" And provide Chains, And NOW they have kill "international sailors simply TO DO their jobs," WE. Central Order said.

A Led by the United States stain force "has has been filming down as a lot of these missiles And drones as he can," but "THE Houthis seem has to have A inexhaustible provide of them," THE BBC said. NOW that these attacks "to have turned deadly there are related has be calls has stage up reprisals." THE WE. And UNITED KINGDOM. to have has been struck Houthis targets For weeks, THE Partner Press said, but THE Houthis clearly stay "able of launch significant attacks."

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