A Dutch cargo ship, Minerva Gracht, was hit by a suspected Houthi missile in the Red Sea, killing one crew member and reigniting fears over maritime security.
The Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht was struck by a missile in the Gulf of Aden, leaving the vessel adrift and highlighting escalating threats to Red Sea shipping.
The Dutch cargo ship MV Minervagracht was struck by a Houthi missile in the Gulf of Aden on September 29, forcing the evacuation of all 19 crew members.
Dutch multipurpose cargo ship MV Minervagracht was hit by an explosive device in the Gulf of Aden, forcing a full crew evacuation and injuring two seafarers, according to operator Spliethoff.
A Dutch-flagged general cargo ship, Minervagracht, was struck by an explosive device in the Gulf of Aden, causing a fire onboard and forcing the crew to evacuate. Two seafarers were injured, raising renewed concerns over maritime safety in the region.
China continues to dominate global shipbuilding despite new U.S. port fees, according to a CSIS report. The analysis highlights that Chinese shipyards account for over half of new vessel orders in 2025, underscoring Beijing’s resilience against Washington’s trade measures.
