Multiple commercial vessels have recently come under attack in the Red Sea, with reports indicating that crews are abandoning their ships due to escalating violence. UK military authorities report that a Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned cargo ship was attacked, resulting in fire and flooding on board. This assault marks the first significant naval attack in months, attributed to the Houthi movement, which has resumed hostilities after a period of relative calm. Various sources report incidents involving gunfire, rocket-propelled grenades, and drone strikes against commercial shipping in the region, raising alarm over maritime security and highlighting the ongoing threats posed by armed groups. The situation remains critical as international maritime agencies continue to monitor developments.