Towing of MV Sounion Tanker Begins Following Houthi Attack
The MV Sounion tanker, previously hit by Houthi militants in the Red Sea, has begun its towing process. This development was confirmed by a shipping source to Reuters on Saturday.
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The towing operation for the MV Sounion tanker, which sustained damage after an attack by Houthi militants in the Red Sea last month, commenced on Saturday. A shipping source confirmed the start of the operation to Reuters.
The MV Sounion, a significant vessel in the shipping industry, was previously immobilized following the encounter with the militants. Details regarding the extent of the damage and the projected time frame for the towing process remain unclear.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions and the broader impact on maritime activities in the region. The shipping community continues to monitor the situation closely.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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