Comment / OceanX: War at sea & rates hedging; doom forecasts; LogTech's deep winter

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15/01/2024

Starting Thursday 11 November, US coalition forces attacked Yemen’s Houthi militants, with additional strikes occurring on Friday.

Oh, and here’s the latest out today from shipping guru Lars Jensen:

“An anti-ship cruise missile was fired from Houthi controlled areas at the US Destroyer USS Laboon yesterday evening, but was shot down by aircraft. UKMTO received reports of 2 small boats in Bab al-Mandeb hailing a merchant vessel to get them to change course. Vessel continued and is reported as safe.”

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