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Shippers wishing to cross Bab al-Mandab email Houthis for permits, sign up for alerts - report

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The Jerusalem Post
“Shippers wishing to cross Bab al-Mandab email Houthis for permits, sign up for alerts - report”

Emails are sent to an administrative entity established by the Houthis in early 2024 called the Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center, which handles applications.

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Correio da Manhã
“Navios solicitam aos houthis por email travessia segura no mar Vermelho”

Rebeldes houthis do Iémen impuseram um bloqueio marítimo contra a Arábia Saudita no início do ano.

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Le Monde
“Les houthistes délivrent des autorisations par email aux navires pour traverser la mer Rouge”

Le « Wall Street Journal » reproduit des courriels des combattants yéménites pro-iraniens répondant à des messages qui leur demandent une autorisation de passage en toute sécurité.

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