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00:00 Breaking developments in the Red Sea as the US initiates fresh strikes against Houthi
00:10 anti-ship missiles.
00:12 The region's sea lanes face heightened tensions causing disruptions in global trade and sparking
00:17 concerns about potential supply bottlenecks that may fuel inflation fears.
00:23 The US military has targeted two imminent threats posed by anti-ship missiles being
00:28 prepared by Yemen's Houthis for deployment into the Red Sea posing risks to shipping
00:34 and US Navy vessels in the area.
00:37 In the latest incident escalating tensions in the Red Sea, the Iran-allied Houthi militia
00:41 targeted ships disrupting trade between Asia and Europe since November.
00:46 Major powers are on high alert amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian Hamas
00:52 militants in Gaza.
00:54 The Jenko Picardi, a US-operated vessel, faced a second attack this week in the Gulf of Aden
01:01 on Wednesday, January 17, leading to the on-board fire.
01:05 The Indian Navy intervened to rescue the crew, including nine Indians, highlighting the growing
01:10 security concerns in the region.
01:13 The Houthi militia, claiming solidarity with Palestinians, has threatened to target US
01:18 ships in retaliation for American and British strikes on their positions.
01:24 The strategy employed by US President Joe Biden involving limited military strikes and
01:29 sanctions seems geared towards preventing a broader conflict in the Middle East while
01:34 addressing the threat posed by the Houthis, according to security and military experts.
01:40 Despite acknowledging that the recent US strikes did not halt Houthi attacks, President Biden
01:45 affirmed that the military responses would persist.
01:49 The Pentagon positioned the strikes as defensive measures aimed at safeguarding maritime routes,
01:55 emphasizing that the US is not at war with the Houthis.
01:59 Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh clarified that the Houthi actions, including launching
02:04 cruise missiles and anti-ship missiles, prompted these acts of self-defense in collaboration
02:09 with partners.
02:11 The Houthi statement warned of inevitable retaliation for any new aggression.
02:17 In conclusion, the ongoing attacks in the Red Sea disrupting the route responsible for
02:21 approximately 15% of global shipping traffic pose significant challenges to the world's
02:28 trade dynamics.
02:29 This critical conduct between Europe and Asia is vital for efficient and timely shipping,
02:34 and any disruption triggers substantial consequences.
02:38 With the alternative route around South Africa's Cape of Good Hope adding considerable time
02:44 to journeys, concerns are mounting about the economic impact on various sectors.
02:50 The sharp decline in revenue from the Suez Canal excavates Egypt's economic woes, impacting
02:56 wheat shipments and sending ripples through the business world.
03:00 The crisis is reviving worries about strategic supply chains and altering shipping patterns,
03:06 prompting major companies like Denmark's Marks to redirect vessels, potentially causing congestion
03:12 at container terminals.
03:14 As the situation unfolds, ports in Italy and France express concerns about being bypassed,
03:20 while officials in Rotterdam accept increased traffic and delayed arrivals.
03:26 The Red Sea crisis underscores the fragility of global supply networks and the need for
03:31 strategic resilience in the face of unforeseen disruptions.
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