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The attack on the MV Huang Pu oil tanker caused no casualties but led the vessel to issue a distress call
Iran-backed group fired volleys of long-range missiles at Israel from about 1,600km away in Yemen
Structure could supply millions of meals a day, but won't be operational until May, Pentagon says
Charity behind migrant rescues to land 200 tonnes of aid on pop-up port
The three countries have strengthened security co-operation in recent years, with their 20 ships set to challenge US and British presence in the region
World Food Programme warns of near-famine in Gaza and growing food shortages in Syria, Yemen and Sudan
About 1,000 soldiers will be posted off the enclave's coastline as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians face starvation
Experts and aid agencies warn that Israel allowing more aid via land crossing is only way to prevent disaster
Canada says it could support efforts by Jordan and France
Experts say a combination of the MV Rubymar's dangerous cargo, heavy damage and nearby conflict could present a unique salvage challenge
US warns of environmental disaster as MV Rubymar remains partially submerged in narrow Bab Al Mandeb
The Red Sea crisis is testing the US's plan to shift its military focus to countering China in the Pacific
AI will help sift vast amounts of intelligence data sent from drones - thousands of them
Russia, China and the US are developing a range of top-secret space-based weapons
Emergency services say explosion near Borujen city ruptured the country's main gas transmission line
