Yemen's Houthi rebels released footage on Thursday showing their fighters boarded and placed explosives on a Greek-flagged tanker.

Security forces' actions were critical in stopping an apparent kamikaze boat from scoring a critical hit on a massive cargo ship.

Shipping lanes in the Red Sea continue to be nightmarish thanks to the reported actions of the Houthi menace.

Though a relatively small percentage of the gargantuan federal budget, foreign aid comes at a heavy cost to the average U.S. taxpayer.

The Red Sea continues to be a hot bed for irritants and terrorists alike to harass, attack, and otherwise attempt to besiege ships.

The move came after Thursday attacks by American and British forces killed 16 and wounded dozens of others in an attack on the Houthis.

Another attack on Red Sea shipping has been reported as the Houthi rebels continue to defy efforts to prevent their attacks.

Another $30 million in U.S. taxpayer dollars has been lost in the Middle East under the bumbling commander in chief.

At serious risk now is the fishing industry, drinking water and extensive coral reefs, thanks to attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels.

Cargo and energy shipments moving from Asia and the Middle East to Europe have been affected by the Houthi attacks.