Aerial Attack on a bulk carrier, Red Sea
Issued: 5 months, 1 week ago
Date Reference Region Category Aggressors Source
2024-11-17 16:13:00 CW Alert 014- (Nov 24) Indian Ocean Aerial attack MILITANTS UKMTO/CLOSED SOURCE
It has been reported by the UKMTO that an attack on a vessel has occurred approximately 25nm West of Mocha, Yemen (exact position not specified). Clearwater have received additional information that initial reports stated that a missile impacted the water off the stern of the Panama-flagged bulk carrier. The authorities are investigating. UPDATE: The Master has reported that another missile has splashed in close proximity to the bulk carrier on 18th November at 0958 UTC, 60 nm Southeast of Aden, Yemen. The vessel and crew are reported safe and are proceeding to their next port of call.
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