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The Houthis used an uncrewed surface vessel, aerial drones and ballistic missiles against the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned Tutor. The captain as reporting that the ship was taking on water and no longer under crew command after a second impact.
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The Houthis used an uncrewed surface vessel, aerial drones and ballistic missiles against the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned Tutor. The captain as reporting that the ship was taking on water and no longer under crew command after a second impact.
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The Houthis used an uncrewed surface vessel, aerial drones and ballistic missiles against the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned Tutor. The captain as reporting that the ship was taking on water and no longer under crew command after a second impact.
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Yemen's Houthis used a "drone boat" - along with aerial drones and ballistic missiles - to attack a Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned bulk carrier, the Tutor. The Tutor's captain later reported that "the vessel is taking on water, and not under command of the crew" after a second impact.
The Houthis used an uncrewed surface vessel, aerial drones and ballistic missiles against the Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned Tutor. The captain as reporting that the ship was taking on water and no longer under crew command after a second impact.
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