Houthi rebels will get a befitting reply in the Red Sea
Houthi Rebels and America: Amidst the war between Israel and Hamas, Houthi rebels are sometimes firing missiles targeting Israel, and sometimes attacking ships coming to and from Israel in the Red Sea. The American war fleet has foiled these attacks many times. Meanwhile, America has now announced the formation of an international coalition against Houthi attacks on international maritime trade in the Red Sea. This will ensure that the Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, who target Israeli or Israeli-bound ships, can be cracked down on. Many countries including America are involved in this campaign.
The US has announced the formation of an international coalition against Houthi attacks on international maritime trade in the Red Sea. ‘Operation Prosperity Guardian’ involves Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, Spain, UK and US. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has described Operation Prosperity Guardian as a new security initiative.
Houthi rebels attack merchant ships
Houthi rebels have attacked many merchant ships and forced them to change their course. US and other naval forces are already working to protect commercial shipping in the Red Sea. However, the new task force is expected to increase security. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement, ‘Operation Prosperity Guardian is bringing together a number of countries such as the UK, Spain, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway and Seychelles to address security challenges in the Red Sea. ‘
Houthi violated international rules
Operation Prosperity Guardian will be exclusively managed by Task Force 153. It protects the Red Sea, the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait near Yemen and the Gulf of Aden. Austin said on Monday that the Houthis had violated international rules by harassing ships in the Red Sea. That’s why we are taking action to form an international coalition to combat this threat. This is not just an American issue. This is an international issue and it should also be resolved in an international manner. Let us tell you that every year about 10 percent of the trade takes place through the Red Sea.
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