For over six months, Yemen's Houthi insurgents have severely disrupted shipping in the Red Sea, causing delays, higher costs, and chaos in global trade. Despite the efforts of U.S., British, and European navies, these rebels continue to outmaneuver the world’s most powerful sea forces, raising troubling questions about naval strength and strategy. The situation has led to skyrocketing shipping costs, insurance premiums, and a significant rerouting of ships, revealing a dire need for better maritime security and strategy. The struggle to control these waters highlights the surprising might of the Houthis and the vulnerabilities of even the most advanced naval forces.
As reported by Foreign Policy, more than six months after the Houthi insurgent group in Yemen began substantially interrupting marine commerce in the Red Sea, global shipping has been forced to accept a new normal in which delays, disruptions, and increased expenses are only worsening.
That is despite the efforts...
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