A ship carrying Russian wheat to Yemen hit by a missile last week near its destination, highlighting the risk of supplying a market that embroiled in a conflict.The missile exploded inside the hold of the Ince Inebolu, which was carrying about 50,000 metric tons of wheat and anchored 70 miles (113 kilometers) off the coast of Yemen. The captain reported no casualties and the wheat wasn’t damaged. It is unclear who fired the missile. Ince Shipping said the ship was ordered by a Saudi naval vessel to head to the Saudi port of Jizan following the attack, and it’s currently outside the Red Sea port.