Hutíes dicen que ocho petroleros saudíes desviaron su ruta por el bloqueo en el mar Rojo

Yemeni Houthi rebels, who are backed by Iran, announced on August 1 that eight Saudi Arabian oil tankers have been forced to alter their maritime routes. According to the group, these vessels diverted their paths to navigate around the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa to avoid the Red Sea.

The rebels attributed these route changes to the ongoing maritime blockade they have imposed in the region. This development highlights the continued impact of Houthi operations on international shipping lanes, as vessels increasingly seek alternative, longer routes to bypass areas affected by the group's activities.