Resource Page for the Red Sea Attacks
Topic
Defence and security
Foreign policy
Economy
Subtopic
National security
Trade
15 January 2024
Unlawful attacks in the Red Sea are impacting global trade and supply chains.
The Houthi is a Yemen-based Islamist political and military organisation. In November 2023, the Houthis threatened to target Israel-linked ships or ships heading into Israeli ports.
However, the Houthis have been indiscriminately targeting commercial vessels unlawfully, including a Singapore-flagged container vessel and two that were bound for Singapore.
Below are some useful resources to help you better understand what's happening in the Red Sea, its impact, why it matters to Singapore, and how we are responding.
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Resources
Singapore not involved in military strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen: Mindef (opens in new tab), The Straits Times, Singapore, 13 Jan 2024
Infographic on SAF's Participation in Operation Prosperity Guardian (opens in new tab), Ministry of Defence, Singapore (MINDEF) Facebook, 9 Jan 2024
CNA Explains: What Escalating Red Sea Tensions Mean For the World, Including Singapore (opens in new tab), Channel News Asia, 12 Jan 2024
