Houthi Attacks

Yemen’s Houthi rebels, ending a lull following Israel’s air attack on their port, have resumed attacking commercial shipping around the Red Sea.

Houthi’s weapons were an imminent threat to U.S. and allies, risking regional stability, according to U.S. military officials.

The IDF ordered the evacuation of a humanitarian area near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza where 1.8 million people, mostly refugees, were living.

Representatives of 15 shipping associations call for more to be done to stop Houthi drone and missile attacks in the Red Sea.

Given the kind of ships that the Navy has available to deploy, is there any way to adjust tactics to help reduce the costs of defending against cheap drones?

If the Biden Team stopped the flow of funds to Iran and used DI-EFIL effectively, the “Military” instrument of power wouldn’t be needed.

Diplomacy is fine, Republicans say, but first things first: ‘We’re Americans. Somebody hits us, there’s going to be a reckoning and we’re going to hit back.’

With lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers, manufacturers, and the shipping and transport ecosystem are adjusting

Congressman accuses Biden administration of weak diplomacy, asserts Beijing is disinterested in Red Sea stability.

The allies struck 8 locations in Yemen.

The disruption of commercial activity in the Suez Canal may have repercussions for Australian trade.

Presidents must receive congressional approval before waging war or using the military to launch any equivalent operation except in limited emergency situations

‘Every missile, every rocket that’s fired on an American is an Iranian-made, Iranian intellectual property or Iranian-trained soldier,’ Mr. Pompeo said.

The USS Carney, a U.S. warship, used Tomahawk missiles in a follow-up strike on a Houthi radar site in Yemen.

‘This was a significant action,’ a senior Biden administration official said.

Australia recently signed a joint statement condemning Houthi attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels, ending a lull following Israel’s air attack on their port, have resumed attacking commercial shipping around the Red Sea.

Houthi’s weapons were an imminent threat to U.S. and allies, risking regional stability, according to U.S. military officials.

The IDF ordered the evacuation of a humanitarian area near Khan Yunis in southern Gaza where 1.8 million people, mostly refugees, were living.

Representatives of 15 shipping associations call for more to be done to stop Houthi drone and missile attacks in the Red Sea.

Given the kind of ships that the Navy has available to deploy, is there any way to adjust tactics to help reduce the costs of defending against cheap drones?

If the Biden Team stopped the flow of funds to Iran and used DI-EFIL effectively, the “Military” instrument of power wouldn’t be needed.

Diplomacy is fine, Republicans say, but first things first: ‘We’re Americans. Somebody hits us, there’s going to be a reckoning and we’re going to hit back.’

With lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers, manufacturers, and the shipping and transport ecosystem are adjusting

Congressman accuses Biden administration of weak diplomacy, asserts Beijing is disinterested in Red Sea stability.

The allies struck 8 locations in Yemen.

The disruption of commercial activity in the Suez Canal may have repercussions for Australian trade.

Presidents must receive congressional approval before waging war or using the military to launch any equivalent operation except in limited emergency situations

‘Every missile, every rocket that’s fired on an American is an Iranian-made, Iranian intellectual property or Iranian-trained soldier,’ Mr. Pompeo said.

The USS Carney, a U.S. warship, used Tomahawk missiles in a follow-up strike on a Houthi radar site in Yemen.

‘This was a significant action,’ a senior Biden administration official said.

Australia recently signed a joint statement condemning Houthi attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea.