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Saudi Arabia pushes naval alliance as Red Sea risks spread north

  • The proposed Saudi-led alliance would cover the Red Sea, Bab el Mandeb and Gulf of Aden, although key details remain under discussion
  • Unclaimed drone attacks on two LNG vessels at Damietta have raised concerns that shipping threats are extending towards the northern Red Sea
  • Insurers are already restricting Saudi-linked business as an expanded high-risk zone triggers immediate additional premiums at the country’s key ports

The proposed framework remains short on operational details, while Saudi oil flows are redirected

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