EOS Risk Group, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports
EOS Risk Group adds that Houthi forces used four unmanned bomb boats against the Magic Seas.Source · Source published:
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Red Sea ship reports
Compare what the selected dossiers record about dates, places, reported drones, operational effects and attribution. This selective archive does not provide attack totals or a measure of risk. A reported sighting, a closure and an established drone are separate questions.
Selection: public maritime dossiers with a recorded Red Sea location, including the Hodeidah area. Gulf of Aden dossiers are outside this table. Vessel names appear only where the archive records a quoted source for the name.
| Dossier and vessel | Event and publication dates | Recorded place and precision | Drone reports | Impact and operational effects | Source findings and context | Attribution | Evidence axes | Published revisions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Seas: Magic Seas was attacked by small craft and reported unmanned bomb boats on 6 July 2025. Magic Seas MV MAGIC SEASSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | EUNAVFOR ATALANTA · Direct account · Supports the safe recovery of all 22 personnel from the abandoned MV MAGIC SEASSource · Source published: | The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports Liberian-flagged bulkerSource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Suspected | ||
| Olympic Spirit: Olympic Spirit reported projectile damage on 10 October 2024; the Houthis said they used missiles and two drones. Olympic Spirit Olympic SpiritSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by Europa Press · Relayed account · Supports han lanzado once misiles balísticos y dos dronesSource · Source published: | Maritime security source, relayed by Reuters · Relayed account · Supports The damage is minor.Source · Source published: Olympic Spirit master via UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports did not report any fires on board or casualtiesSource · Source published: | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by Europa Press · Relayed account · Supports identificado como 'Olympic Spirit'Source · Source published: Reuters · Relayed account · Supports A Liberia-flagged tankerSource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Cordelia Moon: Cordelia Moon sustained damage in an uncrewed surface-vessel attack on 1 October 2024. Cordelia Moon Cordelia MoonSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | UKMTO, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports an uncrewed surface vesselSource · Source published: | Cordelia Moon master via UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports port ballast tank has been puncturedSource · Source published: UKMTO via The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports both damaged but with no reported crew injuriesSource · Source published: | The Maritime Executive / UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports the Cordelia MoonSource · Source published: The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports The crude oil tankerSource · Source published: The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports registered in PanamaSource · Source published: The Maritime Executive reporting · Direct account · Supports after undergoing repairs from damage it suffered in an attack by the HouthiSource · Source published: Turkish authorities, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports it experienced an engine failureSource · Source published: | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports The Houthi took responsibility for targeting the tankerSource · Source published: | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Pumba: Pumba reported aerial and surface drone attacks on 20 July 2024. Pumba PumbaSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Al Mukha Not established | Pumba master via UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports The captain reported two attacks – the first by a UAV (aerial drone).Source · Source published: Washington Institute · Direct account · Supports Security personnel on board were able to destroy the sea droneSource · Source published: | Pumba master via UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports That exploded near the vessel and caused minor damage.Source · Source published: | Washington Institute · Direct account · Supports The Liberia-flagged Pumba is managed by SeaLead ShippingSource · Source published: Washington Institute · Relayed account · Supports container ship PumbaSource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Suspected | |
| Chios Lion: Chios Lion was damaged in a reported drone-boat assault on 15 July 2024; the Houthis claimed responsibility. Chios Lion Chios LionSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | CENTCOM, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports confirmed the attack by a drone boatSource · Source published: | Chios Lion master · Relayed account · Supports the ship was “lightly damaged,”Source · Source published: Chios Lion master via authorities · Relayed account · Supports crew was safeSource · Source published: Stealth Maritime, relayed by Bloomberg · Relayed account · Supports a small amount of damage was caused to the vessel and the crew is unharmedSource · Source published: Vessel master, via maritime authorities · Relayed account · Supports lightly damagedSource · Source published: | Reuters / JMIC · Relayed account · Supports Liberia-flagged oil tanker Chios LionSource · Source published: Bloomberg reporting · Direct account · Supports It wasn’t clear which vessel caused the spillSource · Source published: | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by Reuters · Relayed account · Supports with ballistic missiles, drones and booby-trapped boatsSource · Source published: | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Bentley I: Bentley I faced small-boat, USV and missile attacks on 15 July 2024; the Houthis claimed responsibility. Bentley I Bentley ISource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | JMIC, relayed by Washington Institute · Relayed account · Supports small boats and a USV in addition to four missilesSource · Source published: | JMIC, relayed by Washington Institute · Relayed account · Supports was not hit and continued its voyageSource · Source published: | Washington Institute / JMIC · Relayed account · Supports Panama-flagged oil/chemical tanker Bentley ISource · Source published: | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by Reuters · Relayed account · Supports with ballistic missiles, drones and booby-trapped boatsSource · Source published: | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Seajoy: A vessel later identified by the Houthis as Seajoy reported an attack with a waterborne explosive device on 27 June 2024. Seajoy (Houthi identification) SeajoySource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports The nature of the attack is reported as a waterborne improvised explosive deviceSource · Source published: Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports an uncrewed surface boatSource · Source published: | UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports the vessel and crew were reported safeSource · Source published: | Houthi military spokesperson, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports Greek-owned, Malta-flagged Panamax bulker SeajoySource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Transworld Navigator: Authorities reported a drone attack on Transworld Navigator on 23 June 2024 Transworld Navigator Transworld NavigatorSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | AP / UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports aerial drone launchedSource · Source published: | Vanguard, relayed by The Maritime Executive · Relayed account · Supports reporting it had not been damaged.Source · Source published: CENTCOM via AP · Relayed account · Supports several mariners on board suffered minor injuries from the attack.Source · Source published: | AP · Relayed account · Supports the Transworld NavigatorSource · Source published: AP / UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports Liberian-flagged, Greek-owner bulk carrierSource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed | |
| Tutor: A drone boat struck Tutor on 12 June 2024 Tutor TutorSource Passage checked: | Event date: | Red Sea, off Hodeidah Not established | Covert Shores · Direct account · Supports The explosive-laden USV hit the stern of the ship, immobilizing it and causing flooding.Source · Source published: | UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports The vessel is believed to have sunk.Source · Source published: Covert Shores · Relayed account · Supports One crew member is missing, assumed dead.Source · Source published: | AP / UKMTO · Relayed account · Supports The Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned-and-operated TutorSource · Source published: AP · Relayed account · Supports A bulk carrier sankSource · Source published: | Not recorded here | Drone presence: Reported Impact: Reported Attribution: Claimed |
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