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Iran is directing its Houthi partners to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea as a point of escalation to cause economic pain for the global economy.

bearish·Jennifer Welch

The Houthis are threatening to shut down shipping in the Red Sea, which had been a diversionary route for Saudi oil unable to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

bearish·Jennifer Welch

Iran is planning to begin attacking Israeli boats in the Red Sea.

bearish·Nikki Haley

Iran is directing its Houthi partners to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea as a point of escalation to cause economic pain for the global economy.

Expert perspectiveJennifer WelchJul 21

The Houthis are threatening to shut down shipping in the Red Sea, which had been a diversionary route for Saudi oil unable to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Expert perspectiveJennifer WelchJul 21

Iran is planning to begin attacking Israeli boats in the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveNikki HaleyJun 10

Iran is discussing plans to begin attacking Israeli boats in the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveNikki HaleyJun 10

The Houthi militant group announced it will issue a ban on Israeli maritime traffic in the Red Sea and the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait.

Expert perspectiveAbir Abu OmarJun 9

The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have used pipelines to divert energy supplies to the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveHeather ConleyJun 9

The Houthis have announced a ban on Israeli vessels in the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveKailey LeinzJun 9

The Houthi movement is reportedly banning Israeli ships from the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveJoe MatthewJun 8

The Houthis have previously warned they could close the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean.

Expert perspectiveNathan HagerJun 8

The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen have declared a ban on Israeli ships in the Red Sea.

Expert perspectiveNathan HagerJun 8

Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have forced shipping traffic between Shanghai and Northern Europe to bypass the Suez Canal and reroute around the Cape of Good Hope.

Expert perspectiveLouis HartJun 1

The Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz are critical chokepoints where a malicious actor could significantly disrupt global internet connectivity by cutting the numerous cables concentrated there.

Expert perspectiveSamanth SubramanianMay 13

The French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle has been deployed to the Red Sea as part of a maritime coalition effort.

Expert perspectiveCaroline HepkerMay 7

Geopolitical issues preventing vessels from transiting the Red Sea and Suez Canal have reduced global shipping capacity and extended supply chain transit times.

Expert perspectiveDave (Navia North America CEO)Apr 20

Due to its reliance on Red Sea export routes, Saudi Arabia is advocating for negotiations with Iran rather than military escalation.

Expert perspectiveApr 20

Iran could potentially use its Houthi allies in Yemen to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea via the Bab al-Mandab strait, expanding the footprint of a regional conflict.

Expert perspectiveApr 20

Specialized ships that repair and maintain submarine cables in the Red Sea cannot operate safely due to the current conflict.

Expert perspectiveDeemah AlYahyaApr 19

Seventeen submarine cable systems pass through the Red Sea, a region where commercial shipping has been severely disrupted for the past two years.

Expert perspectiveDeemah AlYahyaApr 19

Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and Iranian actions in the Strait of Hormuz demonstrate the vulnerability of global chokepoints to cheap, asymmetric warfare like drones.

Expert perspectiveAlexander ChartersApr 17

Iran's Quds Force has previously supplied missiles and drones to the Houthis, which resulted in a shutdown of the Red Sea for a period of time.

Expert perspectiveNorman RuleApr 13

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