According to journalist Dror Balazada, Saudi Arabia and Eritrea are cooperating to renew operations at a base on the Red Sea coast, in an attempt to bypass a blockade. The report is a single-source claim and has not been independently verified.
According to journalist Dror Balazada, Saudi Arabia and Eritrea are working to renew operations at a base on the Red Sea coast, in an effort to bypass a blockade. The report does not specify the base's name or the nature of the blockade. Balazada's report is a single-source claim and has not been independently verified. The development comes amid heightened regional tensions, including a reported US-Saudi rift over the Strait of Hormuz blockade, as covered by The Zioneer.
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- StrongAsian oil companies reroute tankers from Saudi Yanbu port after Houthi blockade threats
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