Three alleged Houthi attacks on a commercial ship off the coast of Yemen have raised concerns about maritime instability in the region. The attacks, which occurred in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, linked the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden, a crucial chokepoint for global commerce. The attacks involved a missile fired by Houthi forces, a group of boats piloted by Houthi militants, and an unmanned drone used by the Houthi group. The incidents have caused global concern, prompting the United Nations to urge restraint and adherence to international maritime norms. The alleged Houthi attacks could affect international shipping activities, leading to longer transit times and higher insurance premiums. The international community must continue cooperating to protect regional stability and marine routes, and support diplomatic efforts to find a lasting solution.