The experts pointed to an email, seen by Reuters, from the group postponing a planned security briefing that had been due to take place in the coming days as a possible signal.

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Houthis may stop attacks on shipping vessels amid ceasefire

ATHENS - Maritime security officials said on Thursday they were expecting Yemen's Houthi militia to announce a halt in attacks on ships in the Red Sea, after a ceasefire deal in the war in Gaza between Israel and the militant group Hamas.

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Maritime sources expect Houthis to halt Red Sea attacks after Gaza deal

The Yemen-based Houthis signaled a pause in their months-long attacks on commercial ships following a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

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Houthis Signal Pause on Red Sea Ship Attacks After Gaza Truce

Houthi forces in Yemen and armed groups in Iraq have vowed to halt Israeli attacks following reports that Israel and Hamas reached a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Lực lượng Houthi tại Yemen và nhóm vũ trang ở Iraq tuyên bố sẽ ngừng các cuộc tấn công Israel sau thông tin Israel và Hamas đạt thỏa thuận ngừng bắn ở Gaza.

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Houthis vow to stop attacking Israel after Gaza deal

Maritime security officials expect Yemen's Houthi militia to announce a halt in Red Sea attacks following a ceasefire deal in Gaza. The group's leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, is anticipated to address the pause. Over 100 attacks disrupted global shipping, leading to rerouted journeys.

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The leader of Yemen's Houthi rebels, Abdel Malak al-Houthi, announced that attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea would cease following the ceasefire agreement, but left an opening for the resumption of attacks

מנהיג המורדים החות'ים בתימן, עבד אל-מלכ אל-חות'י, הודיע כי תופסקנה המתקפות על ספינות מסחריות בים האדום בעקבות הסכם הפסקת האש, אך השאיר פתח לחידוש ההתקפות

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With their tail between their legs: the Houthis signal a halt to the ships' attacks in the Red Sea

For the first time since attacks in the Red Sea began in 2023 in response to the Israeli military onslaught in Gaza due to Oct.7, Yemen’s Houthis have signaled they will stop their attacks if the new Gaza truce and hostage exchange deal holds. Houthi leader Abdulmalik Al-Houthi in his first announcement since the impending […]

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Houthis To Halt Red Sea Ship Attacks If Gaza Truce Holds - Nemos News Network

Oil prices fell on Thursday because of the expectation that Yemen's Houthi militia would put an end to attacks on ships in the Red Sea, and with investors weighing solid retail sales data in the United States.Brent crude futures dropped 74 cents, or 0.9 percent, to $81.29 per barrel, after rising 2.6% in the previous session and reaching their highest price since July 26.The futures of US crude West Texas Intermediate dropped $1.36, or 1.7 perce…

Los precios del petróleo cayeron el jueves por la expectativa de que la milicia hutí de Yemen ponga fin a los ataques contra buques en el mar Rojo, y con los inversores sopesando los sólidos datos de ventas minoristas en Estados Unidos.Los futuros del crudo Brent bajaron 74 centavos, o 0.9%, a 81.29 dólares por barril, tras haber subido 2.6% en la sesión anterior y alcanzar su precio más alto desde el 26 de julio.Los futuros del crudo estadounid…

Precio del petróleo cae por el esperado cese de los ataques marítimos de los hutíes

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Oil price falls due to the expected cessation of Houthis maritime attacks

On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that an agreement for a ceasefire and hostage exchange had been reached with terrori...

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Gaza Ceasefire Raises Hopes of Renewed Security in the Red Sea

OIL prices settled lower on Thursday with Yemen’s Houthi militia expected to halt attacks on ships in the Red Sea, and investors weighing strong US retail sales data.

Houthis may stop attacks on shipping vessels amid ceasefire

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