Disruptions in the Red Sea Trade Route
Attacks by Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in the Red Sea are disrupting a key trade route for energy supplies to Europe, according to The Associated Press.
Missiles and drones are being used to target shipping in the area, posing a threat to energy shipments headed for Europe. The 27-country European Union relies heavily on imported natural gas to power factories, generate electricity, and heat homes.
- Tankers carrying liquefied natural gas pass through the Red Sea.
- Several shipments to Italy have already been canceled due to the attacks.
The attacks are disrupting one of the world's key trade arteries and a chokepoint for energy shipments.
Author's summary: Houthi rebels disrupt Red Sea trade route.
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