- Oman, the International Maritime Organization, and Hormuz are involved in discussions regarding the regulation of shipping fees and the formation of a Strait of Hormuz Committee.
- The IMO is regulating global shipping in the Gulf, involving Indian crew.
- IMO workshops in Aden and international partnerships are underway to improve maritime safety and coordination off Yemen.
Iranian forces backed by Houthi rebels operate in Yemen, increasing maritime risks monitored by the IMO and challenging U.S. policy.
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Updated Oct 24
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What happened
Iranian forces backed by Houthi rebels operate in Yemen, increasing maritime risks monitored by the IMO and challenging U.S. policy.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Yemeni Coast Guard conducts missile strikes on Aden amid maritime security operations.1 source
Iranian attacks in Yemen increase maritime risks monitored by the IMO.1 source
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The entities involved
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Yemen
country in West Asia
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International Maritime Organization
specialized UN agency concerned with legal and regulatory aspects of maritime activity
Related events
- Iran supports Houthi rebels in Yemen, while Saudi Arabia targets airports and Houthis capture strategic islands in the Red Sea.
- Iran-allied Houthi rebels are advancing along the Yemeni coast.
- Houthi forces are gaining control of parts of Yemen and conducting attacks against civilian ships and objects amid a wider regional conflict.
- Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, launched attacks against Saudi oil facilities in Yemen.
- Yemen calls on the UN Security Council to investigate Houthi incidents amid ongoing militia operations.