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Houthis: Only Russian and Chinese ships can sail through Red Sea safely
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Looks like only Russian and Chinese ships can sail through Red Sea safely. There was a HK ship attacked, but I think it was an oversight by Houthis.
Egypt cannot tahan and it will bankrupt soon due to significant decrease in Suez Canal toll revenue. Many people believe that Egypt and Saudi will soon attack Yemen
Saudi does not want Israel to loss in the war and it is not in the interest of Saudi.
All along Saudi is using Israel to balance the influence of Iran Shia military
All along Saudi is using Israel to balance the influence of Iran Shia military
I don't understand by US need to help.
Red Sea Disruption severely affects China and Europe. China didn't bother and Europe took a month to sell a medicore naval force to the region.
Turkey and Egypt also signed cooperation to support each other in case Israel's retaliation hit their territories.
Turkey and Egypt are both more powerful than Saudi.
“See what is happening at our borders ... with Gaza, you see the Suez Canal, which used to bring Egypt nearly $10 billion per year, (these revenues) have decreased by 40 to 50 percent and Egypt must continue to pay companies and partners,” El-Sisi said during a conference with oil companies.
The UN said in late January that the overall number of ships passing through the Suez Canal, which links the Red Sea to the Mediterranean, had fallen 42 percent in the previous two months.
The number of weekly container ship transits through the Suez fell by 67 percent year-on-year, according to the UN Conference on Trade and Development, while tanker traffic dropped 18 percent, the transit of bulk cargo ships carrying grain and coal was down six percent and gas transport at a standstill.
The engineering landmark, which opened in 1869, raised around $8.6 billion for Egypt in the 2022-23 fiscal year, a vital source of foreign currency, alongside tourism and remittances, in a country where importers and money changers struggle to source dollars.
The UN said in late January that the overall number of ships passing through the Suez Canal, which links the Red Sea to the Mediterranean, had fallen 42 percent in the previous two months.
The number of weekly container ship transits through the Suez fell by 67 percent year-on-year, according to the UN Conference on Trade and Development, while tanker traffic dropped 18 percent, the transit of bulk cargo ships carrying grain and coal was down six percent and gas transport at a standstill.
The engineering landmark, which opened in 1869, raised around $8.6 billion for Egypt in the 2022-23 fiscal year, a vital source of foreign currency, alongside tourism and remittances, in a country where importers and money changers struggle to source dollars.
now you know who are behind the houthis.
Houthis 万岁。
Lao Handsome look Jin Satik de woh
Be it Turkey, Egypt, or Saudi, they are willing partners with Israhell. They only talk to appease muslims community.
Muslims are very forgetful and they forget that it was Russia who sent troops to Afghanistan and China also chipped in to send ammunition to Russia to attach Afghanistan
That's why they are poor in maths.
China will. Bail them out.
China itself is in trouble
Contract to enlarge suez canal will keep China contractors humming
The problem is not canal but Yemen Red Sea
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