A vessel operated by a Saudi company came under attack while sailing in the Red Sea, causing a fire at the front of the ship, according to the General Authority for Transport. The authority said the ship, identified as the ENCELIA, was struck as it navigated the Red Sea. All crew members are safe. Relevant authorities have taken necessary steps to secure the vessel and its crew, and to protect the marine environment. The authority described the attack as a violation of international laws that ensure the safety of commercial vessels and their crews. The Red Sea is a crucial maritime route for global trade, and such incidents raise concerns about security in the region. No further details about the nature of the attack or the perpetrators have been released. Investigations are likely ongoing. The vessel is operated by a Saudi company, but its flag or cargo details were not disclosed. This incident adds to a series of attacks on shipping in the Red Sea area in recent years, often linked to regional conflicts. The safety of commercial shipping remains a priority for international maritime authorities.