Red Sea transits are likely to resume gradually and unevenly, led by selective trial voyages by low-risk operators, while Israeli-owned vessels continue to steer clear of the region due to their high risk profile.
This is according to maritime security consultancy Ambreys latest assessment report released on Tuesday.
Its likely that Red Sea transits will continue to resume gradually and unevenly, led by selective trial voyages by operators assessed as low-risk, while Israeli-owned and Houthi-designated shipping remains absent, Ambrey said.
