13 nations join maritime coalition

A multi-national naval military alliance led by Saudi Arabia has been established, aimed at protecting freedom of navigation and securing vital maritime routes, especially in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. Fifteen countries have completed their accession procedures, with thirteen countries officially registering, and the institutional framework and operational planning have been activated. This includes appointing the alliance leader from Saudi Arabia, with a deputy from Pakistan, and designating the headquarters in Saudi Arabia. The alliance focuses on defense cooperation to counter maritime threats, support the continuity of international trade and energy supplies, and is committed to international law. It also seeks to strengthen maritime security and stability in the region and globally.

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