Zim’s strong financial performance was driven by rising freight rates and increased demand.
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.
This case decision could disrupt Israeli imports more than the Houthis.
Since the beginning of Houthi attacks on international shipping last year, calls to the UKMTO have risen by 86%.
The Spanish transport minister admitted in May that the the Danish-flagged ship Marianne Danica was denied port entry for "carrying weapons to Israel."
ZIM’s Q3 results show record-high cargo and a $1.13B profit, boosting 2024 projections.
The Iran-backed Houthi terrorists, who have launched numerous maritime attacks over the past year, have added a new tactic to their arsenal: Emails.
The Houthis have carried out nearly 100 attacks on ships crossing the Red Sea since November, acting in solidarity with Hamas in Gaza.
Consumer Protection Authority to fine FedEx for unauthorized charges on overseas orders to Israel; FedEx denies claims contradicting consumer laws.
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