Houthis Release Survivors from Sunk Ship

Houthis announce release of crew members from a ship sunk off Yemen last July. Captained sailors freed after prolonged captivity.

The Houthi group in Yemen announced on Wednesday the release of survivors from a cargo ship they sank off Yemen last July. The captured crew members have been freed after being held for an extended period. This event marks a significant step in resolving the shipping situation in the region.

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