The vessels in the Red Sea were attacked again. Maersk stopped traffic (infographic)

One of the largest cargo carriers in the world said December 31, that he would delay all transites through the area for 48 hours after Maersk Hangzhou ship was aptly affected by a rocket around 5:30 pm on Saturday, December 30. "The Maersk Hangzhou ship crew was safe, no signs of fire were found on board, the ship continued its journey to the north, to the Port Suez," the shipping company said.

At the same time, the Hussite representative stated that the group had an attack because the ship's crew refused to listen to warning signals. He said that 10 Hussite servicemen "died and disappeared" after their boats were attacked by US troops in the Red Sea. The US Central Command (Centcom) reported that his helicopters were drowning three of the four boats after response to SOS signals and the fourth vessel disappeared.

The White House Representative, John Kirby, refused to inform what options were discussed and whether Washington is considering the possibility of preventing a preventive blow. "We have publicly made it clear, we have made it clear to our allies and partners in the region privately, that we are serious about these threats," Kirby said.

Maersk Hangzhou's attack was the last attack of Hussites that have been terrorizing the Red Sea since November to demonstrate their support for the Palestinian Islamist Hamas group. The attacks of Yen's Hussites have violated world trade: large navigable companies choose a longer and more expensive route around the African Cape of Good Hope, not through the Suez Canal through which about 12% of world trade passes.

The United States, which launched Operation Prosperity Guardian, said on December 19, that more than 20 countries were declaring to be involved in the Red Sea's waters in the Red Sea near Yemen. However, the attacks are ongoing, and US allies are reluctant to join the coalition, with almost half of them not declared their presence in public.

The UK Foreign Minister David Cameron declared on Sunday, December 31, that during a telephone conversation with Foreign Minister Iran, Hosin Amirabdolllahian, he stressed that Iran should help stop Hussites attacks in the Red Sea. "I clearly made it clear that Iran shares responsibility for preventing these attacks in view of their long -standing support for Hussites," Cameron said on the social network X, adding that attacks "threaten the lives of innocent people and the world economy.