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Shared Responsibility: Safeguarding the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

Tan iyo markii la ii doortay madaxweynaha Soomaaliya sanadkii 2012, waxaan la kulmay xaalado adag oo aan lafilin, oo ay ka mid yihiin 6 isku day dil oo ay fuliyeen kooxda argagixisada ah ee Alshabaab. Isku daygii ugu dambeeyay ayaa dhacay 18 Maarso 2025, anigoo ku sii jeedey garoonka diyaaradaha Muqdisho si aan ugu biiro ciidammada geesiyada ah ee dagaalka jooga. Maalinkaas, markii aan ku socday wado aan ka gelayo garoonka, Alshabaab waxay isku dayeen inay carqaladeeyaan safarkeyga, iyagoo adeegsanaya walxaha qarxa oo ay…

Safeguarding the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden: A Collective Duty

The Fight Against Terrorism: A Collective Journey Towards Peace Since re-assuming my presidential duties in 2022, my unwavering commitment has been to confront the threats posed by Al-Shabaab and ISIS head-on. We are implementing a comprehensive strategy that tackles them on two critical fronts: ideology and finance. This dual approach is not just an operational necessity; it is a moral imperative. Ideological Defense: Unmasking the Falsehoods On the ideological front, we have gathered over 300 esteemed…

Navy Fighter Jet Crashes into Red Sea; Officials Launch Investigation

Mogadishu (AX) — A striking incident has taken place involving the USS Harry S. Truman, an aircraft carrier known for its resilience and operational prowess. On Monday, during operations in the Red Sea, a $67 million U.S. Navy fighter jet, specifically an F/A-18E Super Hornet, unexpectedly fell overboard alongside a towing tractor. As Houthi fighters claimed responsibility for missile launches targeting the carrier group, U.S. officials have refrained from drawing any direct connections between these events. This ambiguity…

Egypt and Djibouti Advocate for Coastal States to Lead Red Sea Security

Strategic Implications in the Red Sea: A Call for Collaboration and Control In a recent gathering that underscored the importance of regional cooperation, Guelleh articulated a shared commitment among nations to protect the Bab el-Mandeb Strait—a pivotal juncture linking the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. “We support free maritime trade and greater coordination between regional states to protect this vital passage,” he stated, highlighting the essential role this strategic chokepoint plays in global trade. Discussions among…

Video Released by Red Crescent Challenges Israeli Defense Forces’ Narrative on Medic Assault

A recently recovered video from the mobile phone of an aid worker tragically killed in Gaza, alongside fellow rescuers, captures their final moments. This footage, highlighted by the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), shows clearly marked ambulances with emergency lights flashing amidst the chaos of heavy gunfire. On March 23, 15 humanitarian personnel lost their lives in an attack attributed to Israeli forces, a tragic event acknowledged by both the United Nations and the PRCS. In defense, the Israeli military stated,…

Myanmar’s Humanitarian Emergency Worsens: Red Cross Reports Escalating Aid Demands

Myanmar is currently grappling with a significant humanitarian crisis, as the demands for aid escalate by the moment, according to officials from the Red Cross. "This is not merely a disaster; it is a complex humanitarian crisis layered atop existing vulnerabilities," stated Alexander Matheou, the regional director for Asia Pacific at the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). "The magnitude of this disaster is substantial, and the need for support is urgent," he emphasized, highlighting…

Tragedy Strikes: Six Tourists Confirmed Dead, 39 Rescued Following Submarine Disaster in the Red Sea

Tragedy struck off the shores of the Egyptian Red Sea resort town of Hurghada, where a viewing submarine, the "Sindbad", sank, resulting in the loss of six lives and the rescue of 39 others. The local governor's office confirmed that the deceased were Russian nationals, whereas those successfully rescued comprise a group of foreign tourists. Fortunately, no passengers or crew members remain unaccounted for. The submarine was carrying a total of 50 individuals: 45 tourists from various nationalities, including Russia,…

Tragedy in the Red Sea: Six Russians Die in Submarine Sinking

A Sombre Tale from Hurghada Imagine a serene morning in Hurghada, a beacon for tourists nestled by Egypt's spectacular Red Sea shores. Here, an adventure on the inviting waters turned tragically wrong. The loss was profound, as at least six lives were claimed when the "Sindbad" viewing submarine, crafted to offer tourists an underwater spectacle, succumbed to the ocean's might. Hurghada, situated roughly 250 miles southeast of Cairo, stands as a jewel along the Red Sea, drawing visitors…

Ethiopia Faces Isolation as Egypt and Eritrea Oppose Landlocked Nations’ Involvement in Red Sea Security

Ethiopia's Diplomatic Struggle for Red Sea Access Amid Tensions CAIRO, Egypt — The political landscape surrounding the strategic Red Sea waterways has taken a significant turn. In an evolving saga reflective of both ancient rivalries and modern geopolitical interests, Ethiopia finds itself on uncertain ground. Recently, Egypt and Eritrea have taken a firm stance, emphasizing that the stewardship of Red Sea security should remain the preserve of coastal states.…

Egypt and Eritrea Tackle Regional Stability and Red Sea Safety

On a notable Sunday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi welcomed Eritrean Foreign Minister Osman Saleh to Cairo, sparking a crucial dialogue on regional security, the nuanced challenges in Somalia, the fragile state of Sudan, and the delicate balance of Red Sea security. This pivotal meeting came against a backdrop filled with concern over Ethiopia's persistent aspirations for sea access, a country that remains landlocked yet ambitiously forward-thinking. The discussions were graced by the esteemed presence of…

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