New Delhi – Houthi terrorists of Yemen attacked the ship travelling to India in the Red Sea. The ship named ‘Andromeda Star’ was transporting fuel to India. The report states that the ship suffered minor damage in this attack.
Houthi terrorists attack a ship bound for India in the #RedSea
80% of India’s trade is conducted via maritime routes.
90% of fuel also arrives through these routes.
Attacks on maritime routes directly impact Indian trade.#Hamas #IsraelHamasWar pic.twitter.com/od3fVJlI54
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) April 28, 2024
This ship belongs to Britain and has continued its journey even after the attack. It will arrive at Vadinar in Gujarat.
Courtesy : Hindustan Times
India suffers losses due to such attacks
80% of India’s trade happens through sea. Also, 90% of fuel also enters India through the same lanes. Attacks on sea lanes directly affect India’s trade. Diesel supply from India to Europe has reached its lowest level in the last two years. It has decreased approximately by 90 %. Freight charges from Asia to the European Union and Britain have increased.
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