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When Iran set up their blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, what exactly was it intended to block? Which countries were being denied access? For example was it intended to block both import and export ...
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Reportedly, Trump intends to clear passage in the Strait of Hormuz in part by using the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to provide insurance for ships that sail through there. ...
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CNN: “In this particular operation, we can actually conclude that this Chinese fishing vessel is not just a fishing vessel but a Chinese maritime militia taking orders from the Chinese coast guard to ...
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Recently, Yemeni forces identified in international media as Houthis/Houthi rebels, have attacked or otherwise strong-armed commercial vessels to turn back from trying to enter the Red Sea via the Bab ...
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A UAE think tank had an article on Sep 5 saying: the US Congress is also increasingly on board with the integrated deterrence doctrine. As part of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), ...
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Relating to the various attacks/seizures at sea in recent years, it seems to me Western countries draw a line between vessels formally navigating under flag of country X and those just owned by ...
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Recently, the Houthis attacked a British ship, and not for the first time. While they claim that the ships are somehow linked to Israel, they are also owned by non-Israelis, and the crew members are ...
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