US and UK navies repel largest Houthi attack on Red Sea shipping
By David Gritten for BBC News
The aircraft carrier USS Dwight D Eisenhower which is deployed to the Red Sea at present was among the vessels involved in the operation. Photo: AFP / US Department of Defence / US Navy
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