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The M/V Tutor, a Liberian -flagged, Greek -owned bulk carrier, was hit in the stern by an unmanned small craft on June 12 in the Southern Red Sea , marking the first successful use of an unmanned surface vessel in Houthi attacks.
The ship was later struck by “an unknown airborne projectile” A day after the Tutor incident , the Houthis also attacked the M/Vs Verbena with two missiles, causing fires and extensive damage.
The shipping industry groups have condemned the assaults as direct violations of freedom of navigation.
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