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Amid rapidly evolving security and political developments in the region, the European Maritime Mission “Aspides” announced the joining of the Italian frigate ITS MARTINENGO to its operations in the Red Sea.
The European Maritime Mission “Aspides” clarified today that the deployment of the Italian frigate ITS MARTINENGO to its operational area in the Red Sea is part of what it described as international efforts aimed at securing vital maritime navigation routes.
This move comes at a time when the region is witnessing swift security and political developments, placing Sana’a at the heart of the events as an influential regional power capable of withstanding challenges. This is particularly evident with its support for the Palestinian resistance for 15 months, despite enduring intensive airstrikes by the U.S., British, and Israeli forces targeting its infrastructure.
The American newspaper Business Insider noted that the European Union’s mission in the Red Sea is expected to conclude by February, given the rising security challenges and political pressures reflecting the complexities of the regional situation.
As the European mission nears its scheduled end in February, Sana’a stands out as a resilient regional power in the face of mounting challenges.
