An oil tanker has been hijacked off the coast of Yemen and is reportedly being redirected toward Somalia, raising fresh concerns about maritime security in the region. According to Yemeni authorities, the vessel was seized by armed individuals in the Gulf of Aden, a key international shipping route. The attackers took control of the tanker and altered its course, prompting immediate monitoring and response efforts from local security agencies. Officials say the situation is being closely tracked, with efforts underway to secure the vessel and ensure the safety of those on board. Details about the crew and the identity of the attackers have not yet been confirmed. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in waters near Somalia, an area that has long been associated with piracy. Although international patrols had previously reduced such threats, recent developments suggest a possible resurgence of attacks on commercial vessels. This latest hijacking underscore...