Joint War Committee widens high-risk Red Sea waters after string of attacks
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Joint War Committee widens high-risk Red Sea waters after string of attacks

Samuel Casey
18 December 2023
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The Lloyd’s Market Association Joint War Committee has widened the boundary of waters in the Red Sea deemed high risk, following a surge of warlike activity in the area.

There has been a string of maritime incidents in the Red Sea following the eruption of the Israel-Hamas conflict, which have mostly been attributed to Yemen’s Houthi rebel movement.

The

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