Episode 282: Turbulent Tides: The Houthi Threat in the Red Sea
Fault Lines · National Security Institute
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Show Notes
Today, Morgan, Andy, and Bishop discuss the recent attacks against shipping vessels in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen by Houthi forces. The Red Sea plays a critical role in global trade and they discuss the implications of increasing attacks for the global economy and escalation of conflict in the Middle East. They also discuss potential U.S. responses to these attacks in light of Iran’s recent deployment of a warship to the region.
How do these attacks effect global trade? Is this an attempt at escalating conflict throughout the globe? What is Iran’s role? How does Iran’s recent deployment of a warship change the calculus for U.S. forces?
Check out the sources that helped shaped our experts discussion!
https://jinsa.org/to-deter-houthi-strikes-in-red-sea-us-must-turn-from-defense-to-offense/
https://www.voanews.com/amp/no-sign-houthis-will-halt-red-sea-attacks-says-us/7418725.html
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