(Reuters) – Whirlpool Corp said on Tuesday its European business would start feeling the impact of the Red Sea crisis, as vessels sailing through one of the world’s most important shipping routes come under attacks from the Iran-backed Houthi militia. The attacks have disrupted global trade as more ships take the safer route around southern Africa, adding between 10 and 15 days to transit times. “That brings uncertainty more in European supply chain,” CEO Marc Bitzer said on a post-earnings call with analysts, without giving details about the timeline. Shares of the home appliance maker fell 6…