FT Learned About the Housite Promise Not to Attack European Ships in the Red Sea.

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Yemen's Houthi, supported by Iran, have assured the European Union that they will not target European ships in the Red Sea. This is reported by the Financial Times, citing two diplomats who are aware of the issue. (ANSA)

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The Yemeni Houthis, supported by Iran, assured the European Union that they do not intend to attack European ships in the Red Sea, in an attempt by the Shiite militia to reduce fears that their offensive in the Middle East will put international navigation at risk, despite their advance in controlling the strategic Strait of Bab el-Mandeb. The information was released this Friday by the Financial Times, which heard two informed diplomats on the …

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Ansar Allah (Hushita) sent an EU message promising not to attack European shipping in the Red Sea, reporting on Friday Financial Times (FT) with reference to sources." According to two diplomats, in a letter to the European Foreign Service in September, the Husitas tried to assure Europeans that the attack along the southern coast of Yemen was not intended to disrupt international shipping.

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The Houthis, who have escalated clashes with Saudi Arabia in Yemen, have given written assurances to the EU and the United States that they will not target Western ships in the Red Sea and the Straits of Babulmendeb. The organization reported that its military actions would not interfere with international freedom of navigation of the seas.

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The Yemeni Houthis have written a letter to the European Union stating that they will not attack European ships in the Red Sea, reports the Financial Times (FT). The Houthis previously stated that only Saudi ships could be targets.

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Yemen's Houthis have issued a written assurance that they will not target European ships in the Red Sea, as reported by the Financial Times, citing two diplomats.