Coverage dated January 15, 2024

Shell halts Red Sea shipments over attack fears: report

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British oil giant Shell has paused transit through the key Red Sea shipping route indefinitely, over fears of escalating tensions involving Yemen's Huthi rebels, according to a media report Tuesday.

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  1. Miami County Republic

    Shell halts Red Sea shipments over attack fears: report (opens Miami County Republic)

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    British oil giant Shell has paused transit through the key Red Sea shipping route indefinitely, over fears of escalating tensions involving Yemen's Huthi rebels, according to a media report Tuesday.

  2. Oil Price

    Shell Halts All Red Sea Shipments as Tensions Rise (opens Oil Price)

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    Shell has indefinitely suspended its Red Sea shipments as tensions in the region rise and the Houthis threaten more ships.

  3. FOX Business

    Shell suspends all Red Sea shipments indefinitely amid Houthi attacks from Yemen: report (opens FOX Business)

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    British oil company Shell reportedly suspended shipments in the Red Sea amid Houthi attacks against commercial vessels and U.S.-led strikes in Yemen.

  4. Wall Street Journal

    WSJ News Exclusive | Shell Suspends Red Sea Shipments Amid Fears of More Houthi Attacks (opens Wall Street Journal)

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    The oil major joins other global shippers, including other energy companies, in deciding to avoid the Red Sea.

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