There are growing fears that an extended period of disruption to supplies of imported goods will raise costs for customers in the weeks and months ahead.

There are growing fears that an extended period of disruption to supplies of imported goods will raise costs for customers in the weeks and months ahead.

Shell has refused to comment on a report that it has suspended shipments through the Red Sea amid attacks on freight by Iran-linked Houthi rebels.

The oil and gas major was said, by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), to have taken the decision last week to avoid the short route to Europe via the Suez Canal indefinitely.

The paper, citing a number of sources, said there was concern within the company that US and UK strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen could be met with further escalation, placing crews and vessels at a greater risk.

  • S491@lemmy.worldEnglish
    24·
    11 months ago

    How about fuck israel and their genocide and fuck the US for not forcing a ceasefire. The houthis have stated they are hitting ships because of the ongoing genocide in palestine.

    • aew360@lemm.eeEnglish
      2·
      11 months ago

      How ignorant. The Houthis are following orders from Iran, which all of this resulted when Hamas also followed orders from Iran to attempt a genocide, except they’re extremely weak compared to the IDF. I’m not supporting the IDF and I think Israel is fucking this whole thing up under Netanyahu, who is a horrible person, but let’s not forget what started this operation

      We could have had so many peace deals, but the Palestinians turned many down. And Hamas doesn’t want peace. They want to destroy Israel.