Yemeni sources said Houthi forces fired five missiles toward Marib; three struck the Sahen King military camp.

Financial Times reports that, as Russia tightens control of its shadow fleet to shield vessels from attacks, ships in the Black Sea are using an unusual, apparently coordinated AIS spoofing system to conceal voyages. UCL shadow-fleet tracker Ollie Ballinger says at least 12 sanctioned tankers appear to use identical equipment, transmitting fixed false positions even when the vessels are hundreds of miles away; six of the 12 simultaneously broadcast two AIS position sets, appearing in two locations at once. Lloyd’s List Intelligence research director Bridget Diakun says this likely forms part of a broader Russian effort to protect assets as the EU increases interventions against sanctioned ships and Ukraine steps up attempts to disrupt Russian oil exports.

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