Western navies falter against Houthi insurgents Caliber.Az on YouTube

Despite ongoing efforts from U.S., British, and European navies, Houthi insurgents in Yemen have severely disrupted maritime traffic in the Red Sea. This has led to increased delays, higher shipping costs, and significant security concerns, raising questions about the effectiveness of Western naval power.

The Houthis have consistently attacked both civilian and naval ships, leveraging their strategic position near the Bab el-Mandeb strait.

As shipping costs surge and the naval forces struggle to neutralize the threat, the need for sustained investment in maritime security has become clear.

Watch to understand the complexities and future of global shipping routes.