Yemen's Houthis have attacked vessels in Red Sea U.S. wants expanded maritime coalition to protect ships U.S. envoy for Yemen says more attacks won't be tolerated DOHA, Dec 14 (Reuters ...

The U.S. has launched a 10-country coalition force to patrol the Red Sea and prevent cargo ships from being attacked by Houthi Rebels, who control a portion of territory in Yemen’s northwest.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced on Tuesday plans to set up a multinational coalition to safeguard Red Sea shipping called Operation Prosperity Guardian. During a trip to the ...

Greece will send a warship to support a United States-led naval coalition in the Red Sea, becoming the latest country to join the alliance to counter threats from Yemen’s Houthis. Defence ...

The Pentagon said U.S. and coalition forces defeated a "large-scale attack" by Iranian-backed Houthis in the Red Sea this weekend, shooting down at least 28 drones. The escalated attack is one of ...

warn experts After the US unveiled a 10-nation coalition to counter Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, analysts are pointing to the notable absence of Arab countries from the force, suggesting that ...

As of Tuesday, freight forwarder Kuehne + Nagel has identified 419 vessels impacted by the Red Sea situation. The total capacity is estimated at 5.65 million 20-foot equivalent container units (TEU).

The president also assembled a coalition of nations to protect mariners and commercial shipping in the Red Sea when the Houthis began deploying drones and missiles. Lenderking said that the ...

Despite the most recent loss, the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group, a coalition of U.S. warships deployed to the Red Sea, and an air wing remain fully mission-capable, officials said.

First, and most obviously, relative strength matters. The disparity between coalition and Houthi capabilities in the Red Sea is far wider than between Ukraine and Russian naval power in the Black Sea.