Houthi rebels resume attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea...Explosive video release.

Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are escalating airstrikes targeting Israel, have resumed attacks on ships passing through the Red Sea after a month.

On the 1st, Houthi rebels released a video of the Panama-registered oil tanker Cordelia Moon being attacked and exploded at sea 110 kilometers from the port of Hodeida.

At the time, the Houthi rebels used missiles and drone boats to attack the tanker.

In particular, a drone boat collided with an oil tanker, causing a hole in one tank that adjusts buoyancy, but it is known that it will not interfere with its operation.

On the same day, the Houthis also attacked a Liberian-registered bulk carrier heading to the Suez Canal.

The Associated Press said the Houthi rebels' attack on the merchant ship began again at the height of tensions in the Middle East for the first time since the 2nd of last month.

Earlier, on the 29th of last month, the Israeli military mobilized dozens of aircraft, including fighter jets and refueling aircraft, to launch a major airstrike on the port of Hodeida, the base of the Houthi rebels.