Friday, December 22, 2023

Pentagon Says More Than 20 Countries Now Part Of US-Led Red Sea Coalition

 

Reuters: More than 20 countries now part of US-led Red Sea coalition, Pentagon says 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A total of more than 20 countries have agreed to participate in the new U.S.-led coalition safeguarding commercial traffic in the Red Sea from attacks by Yemen's Houthi movement as more nations join the effort, the Pentagon said on Thursday. 

Still, the new Pentagon total would suggest that at least eight of the countries who have signed up have also declined to be publicly named, in a sign of political sensitivities of the operation as regional tensions soar over the Israel-Hamas war. 

"We've had over 20 nations now sign on to participate," Major General Patrick Ryder said, noting declarations by Greece and Australia. 

"We'll allow other countries, defer to them to talk about their participation." 

Read more ....  

WNU Editor: Not everyone is on board .... Red Sea attacks: Why Arab nations won't join naval coalition (DW). China is also not onboard .... Beijing shrugs at U.S. call for help protecting Red Sea shipping (Politico). 

Pentagon Says More Than 20 Countries Now Part Of US-Led Red Sea Coalition  

More than 20 countries join US-led coalition to protect Red Sea shipping -- France 24 

US creates naval coalition to protect shipping in Red Sea -- Naval Today  

Over 20 countries join coalition to provide security in Red Sea — Pentagon -- TRT World  

Factbox-U.S. Red Sea taskforce gets limited backing from some allies -- Reuters

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

As far as I know, the Chinese navy lacks deep-sea fleet.. what I mean by this: The chinese have majority of coastal fleet.
The real "highway patrol" of the deep sea is the US navy
Would be a shame if the Chinese ever needed US help to protect their fleet ;)

Anonymous said...

If civil war breaks out in the USA, and one side is the demonic democrat ESG side, boy... most of the World will join Republicans to squash these demons

Anonymous said...

Esg?

Anonymous said...

Have any allies actually arrived though

Anonymous said...

UK there, in all honesty there is enough already in place . The rest is political theatre in case iran needs a spanking .

Anonymous said...

Wow great, Micronesia signed up?! What about the Congo??

Yikes man.




Anonymous said...

I LOVE how this old fart who makes this website talks about what everyone knows but never talks how we are in YAMEN already picking targets the best the world will se SF doing what we do best .

Anonymous said...

The Editor of this blog has been proven right time and time again. The editor of this blog still has his mind and represents a vast majority opinion on a global basis. You sir, it/they or whatever the fuck you are, are the minority who are sick in the head and belong in a insane asylum

Anonymous said...

1013

Agree with your comment

Anonymous said...

By SF, I take it you mean San Francisco, so yes we will be leaving shit all over the place like some deluded homeless druggie.

Anonymous said...

So out of the initial 12 countries in "Operation Prosperity Guardian" against the Houthis, Spain has said "What the hell, we never agreed to THIS!", Australia is like and France has already withdrawn, preferring to operate solo. Great start.

Italy sends "one frigate with no personnel", Canada sends "three staff officers" (maybe to man Italy's frigate?) and the Dutch also just signed up "a frigate with no personnel."

What a show of force and determination!