Houthis Free Galaxy Leader Crew After Year-Long Captivity
Houthis Free Galaxy Leader Crew After Year-Long Captivity

Houthis Free Galaxy Leader Crew After Year-Long Captivity

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Yemen's Houthi rebels announced the release of the 25-member crew of the MV Galaxy Leader, who had been held hostage since their hijacking on November 19, 2023. This move follows a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, with the release facilitated by coordination with Hamas and the mediation of Oman. The crew, comprising nationals from the Philippines, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, and Mexico, was transferred to Oman after being held for over a year. The Houthis have stated they will limit future attacks on Red Sea shipping to commercial vessels linked to Israel following this ceasefire. This release is seen as a significant step towards reducing tensions and risks for shipping in the Red Sea, a vital trade route. The ongoing conflict has previously led to increased attacks on vessels in the region, drawing international concern over maritime security.

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