Red Sea marine traffic sees a 60% increase after Houthis narrowed their targets, reports an EU commander. This shift impacts regional maritime security.
Maritime traffic in the Red Sea has reportedly increased by 60%, according to an EU naval commander. This surge follows a change in the Houthis' targeting strategy, suggesting a more selective approach to choosing vessels.
The altered targeting approach has potential implications for trade routes and overall maritime security in the region. The EU's naval mission "Aspides" continues to monitor the situation and safeguard maritime activities.
Increased vigilance remains crucial to ensuring safe passage through this vital waterway.