Two oil tankers were hit by unidentified projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations. The incident occurred as a Yemeni family fled their home amid military activity. The UK agency reported the attack as part of ongoing tensions in the region. The vessels were damaged but no casualties were reported. The UK Maritime Trade Operations issued a statement confirming the incident. The area remains a critical shipping route for global oil trade. The attack highlights the growing instability in the region. The Yemeni family was reportedly moving away from conflict zones. The UK agency monitors maritime security in the area. The incident raises concerns about the safety of commercial shipping. The exact cause of the attack remains under investigation. The situation underscores the risks faced by maritime trade in the region.