** ships in the Red Sea after constant attacks
A number of shipping companies around the world have suspended their routesNaturally, the United States, whose interests have been shaken, cannot turn a blind eye.
The U.S. Secretary of Defense immediately ordered the formation of a naval alliance with a number of Western countries aimed at fighting the main culprit of disrupting the Red Sea - the Houthis in Yemen. The Red Sea is one of the world's leading arteries, with a large number of containers and oil being transported through the river every day. In order to support Israel from the United States, the Iranian-funded Houthis used missiles, drones, etc. to attack ships passing in the Red Sea. This seems to have aroused a strong sense of justice in the United States.
The U.S. defense secretary said the U.S. wants to ensure freedom of navigation for all countries, and the Houthis will pay the price for their actions. But what is surprising is that only a few hours later, the senior ** of the Houthis said on social platforms that even if the United States calls the entire Western coalition, the Houthis will not stop attacking in the Red Sea. It is understood that about $30 billion of cargo has been rerouted. This means that the increased cost of transportation and time will be imposed on the buyer. The United States is well known to have a joint fleet in the world's most important trade and transportation routes to further control the Middle East, and in the name of maintaining maritime security. It's really famous!Whether the Houthis can stop the ambitions of the United States is unknown, but the international oil has been **3 for several months5%。