Four More Survivors Rescued After Deadly Houthi Attack on Vessel Eternity C

Red Sea, July 10, 2025 — Rescue operations in the Red Sea have brought renewed hope as four additional survivors — three crew members and a security guard — were pulled from the water on Thursday, following the deadly Houthi attack on the Greek-operated commercial vessel Eternity C earlier this week.

Maritime security sources confirmed that the individuals had been adrift for over 48 hours before being spotted by search teams and successfully rescued. They are currently receiving medical attention and are said to be in stable condition.

The attack, which has drawn global condemnation, marks one of the most serious maritime security incidents in the region this year. International naval forces continue to patrol the area in search of other possible survivors and to ensure the safety of commercial routes.

Efforts are ongoing, and authorities have reaffirmed their commitment to safeguarding lives and maintaining freedom of navigation in the Red Sea.