Al-Houthi ' s 48-hour attack on three Saudi tankers in the Strait of Mande reduced to a minimum of months

On 27 July, data released on Monday by the Shipping Tracking Agency, Kpler, revealed a decline in ship traffic in the Strait of Mand on Sunday following an attack by Yemeni Al-Houthi forces on Saudi oil installations off the Red Sea. Meanwhile, traffic in the Strait of Hormuz remained low throughout the weekend. According to the data, only 11 bulk cargo ships pass through the Strait of Mande on Sunday, the lowest level in months. On 26 July, Yemeni Al-Houthi claimed that it had attacked three Saudi tankers in the past 48 hours and continued to impose a maritime embargo on vessels associated with Saudi Arabia. On Saturday, Al-Houthi forces attacked the facilities of the Saudi National Oil Company (Saudi Arabian) in Gizan and Yanbu, in response to Saudi air strikes on the city of Hodeida, the port of Hodeida and the island of Kamaland。