Crowded waters: Who’s doing what in the international hotspot of the Red Sea
From Operation Properity Guardian to Operation Aspides, dozens of countries are militarily active in the Red Sea, and sometimes wires get crossed.
Why the European Union and United States are leading ‘parallel’ security operations in the Red Sea
The EU opted to start its own maritime security force in the Red Sea, despite a months-long established American-led effort. Analysts see evidence of fissures between Western partners.
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Why Saudi Arabia and the UAE may sit out new US-led Red Sea initiative
The Saudis and the Emiratis may have an obvious interest in secure shipping lanes themselves, former senior Pentagon official Mick Mulroy told Breaking Defense, "but [they] do not want to be seen as supporting Israel."