Red Sea security – Page 2

April 1, 2026

Yemeni children amidst destruction and war, beside Yemen flag.

Yemen War Truce Just Ink on Paper..Organizations Reveal Staggering Numbers of Victims During Truce

Since April 2022, Yemeni civil war has witnessed a ceasefire agreement between warring parties. However, since the ceasefire began, civilian casualties have continued to mount, with humanitarian and human rights organizations revealing staggering casualty figures in late March of this year (2026).

March 29, 2026

Pakistan and Others Seeking to End War & Gargash Comments: Iran Has to Provide Guarantees and Compensation

Pakistan, along with three other countries, has taken the initiative to de-escalate the armed tensions between Iran and United States, discussions began today, Sunday, between foreign ministers of mediating countries in Islam Abad, while Anwar Gargash, advisor to President of United Arab Emirates, stated that any political solution ...

March 28, 2026

The military spokesman of the Yemeni Houthi Ansar Allah group

Houthi Group Officially Enter the Regional Conflict.. Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab on Knife’s Edge

Since beginning of the war between Iran and United States with Israel, 'Houthi' Ansar Allah group has limited itself to speeches of condemnation, and rejection of the aggression against Iran amidst international anticipation of a possible escalation. Suddenly, Yahya Saree, Houthi military spokesman, appeared with a dangerous military announcement...

March 26, 2026

Kharj Island and Iran's threat to destabilize the security of the Red Sea

Kharg Island Versus Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab Security; Iran Threatens to Expand The Conflict

Iranian officials warned United States against possibility of targeting Iran's Kharg Island, threatening if once it is targeted, Bab Al-Mandab and Red Sea will become insecure and a vital arena for war. What is the importance of this island to Iran?!

March 22, 2026

European Union Intends to Deploy ASPIDES Red Sea Security Force to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

European Union Council is moving towards authorizing ASPiDES mission, which was tasked years ago with securing Red Sea, to open and secure Strait of Hormuz. However, observers believe that involving ASPIDES forces gives a dangerous signal...

March 22, 2026

Alternative Land Corridor Project to Supply Energy to Europe Renders Red Sea’s Waterways and Ports Obsolete

The shift by Saudi Arabia of its energy exports to Yanbu port instead of its eastern ports is not the problem itself, as it does not affect traditional shipping routes in the Red Sea. Observers view it as a significant step, demonstrating the Kingdom's strength However, analysts believe the real problem and threat to Red Sea navigation lies in...

March 16, 2026

Images showing human suffering by war in Sudan

Humanitarian Relief Operations in Sudan Halted by Iran-Israel War

A civil war has raged for years internally, while a regional war rages externally, the Sudanese people caught between them, suffering immensely from the destruction and insecurity caused by the internal conflict, and the disruption of humanitarian aid shipments due to the regional war between Israel, United States, and Iran.

March 15, 2026

The flag of Egypt, the flag of Eritrea, and pictures of Egyptian fishing boats

Wave of Anger in Egyptian Public Opinion Due Eritrea’s Continued Detention of Fishermen

Two weeks ago, Eritrea, as usual, detained 14 Egyptian fishermen, sparking outrage among the Egyptian public regarding these practices by Eritrea, with many demanding that the Egyptian authorities take a stand against them.

March 14, 2026

A map of Djibouti, beside one of its ports, and ships at sea

Maritime Security Crisis Changing Routes of Commercial Ships from Arabic Gulf Toward Djibouti Ports

Seaports in the Gulf states have become completely inoperable due to the war zone between the parties ,by Iran and US. As a result, ships have changed their routes towards African ports, most notably those of Djibouti.