Saudi Arabia is leading efforts to establish a multinational maritime defense alliance aimed at protecting shipping lanes, energy infrastructure, and global trade routes amid rising security threats in the Red Sea. According to reports, 14 countries have backed the proposal, with Riyadh expected to host the coalition's headquarters. The initiative follows growing concerns over attacks on commercial vessels and tankers, including threats linked to the Houthis. Military officials and representatives from 43 countries, along with a European Union delegation, recently discussed regional maritime security and supply chain risks. Watch the latest updates on Saudi Arabia's proposed maritime security coalition.

Around 50 countries have been invited to join the Saudi-led initiative aimed at countering Houthi threats to Red Sea shipping and preventing a repeat of recent disruptions in the…

RIYADH, July 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is seeking to build an international coalition to protect shipping in the Red Sea from Houthi attacks, two people familiar with the…

Saudi Arabia is seeking an international coalition to safeguard Red Sea shipping lanes. This initiative aims to counter ongoing Houthi attacks which threaten commercial vessels. …