Coalition Vessel Thwarts Houthi Missile Targeting US Ship

• Coalition vessel intercepted Houthi missile targeting US ship.

• No injuries or damage reported in the incident.

• US forces successfully took down four drones in Yemen.

U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Carney transits the Suez Canal

Reuters

A coalition vessel successfully intercepted a Houthi anti-ship ballistic missile launched from Yemen on Wednesday, which was believed to be targeting a US-flagged and owned ship with American crew members onboard, as reported by US Central Command. Fortunately, there were no injuries or damage reported by any of the US, coalition, or commercial ships involved in the incident.

In a separate operation, US forces took down four drones in Yemen, according to CENTCOM. This successful interception and drone destruction highlight the ongoing efforts to maintain maritime security and counter hostile actions in the region.

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No injuries or damage reported in the incident.

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Coalition vessel intercepted Houthi missile targeting US ship.

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US forces successfully took down four drones in Yemen.

The incident serves as a reminder of the complex security challenges faced in the region and the importance of vigilance and swift response to potential threats. The coordinated efforts of the coalition forces and US military demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding maritime interests and ensuring the safety of personnel at sea.

CENTCOM's prompt action in thwarting the missile attack and neutralizing the drones underscores the readiness and capabilities of the forces involved in responding to such threats. The incident also underscores the need for continued cooperation and coordination among international partners to address security threats effectively.