The recent strike on the Greek-owned M/T Wind by a Houthi missile provoked concerns as it incapacitated the vessel's propulsion and steering mechanisms, albeit crew efforts managed to restore functionality without external aid. While reported casualties were nonexistent, the incident highlights the rising security risks faced by vessels transiting the Red Sea, particularly near critical global shipping lanes. The ongoing conflict in the region underscores the growing threat to maritime operations and the need for heightened vigilance and security protocols to safeguard international shipping interests. The impact of such incidents on global energy markets and supply chains remains a focal point for industry analysts monitoring the evolving geopolitical landscape.