Somalia: U.S. Warns of Growing Houthi-Al-Shabaab Links and Regional Security Risks
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Somalia: U.S. Warns of Growing Houthi-Al-Shabaab Links and Regional Security Risks
Mogadishu, Somalia -- The expanding links between Yemen's Houthi movement and Somalia's Al-Shabaab group are raising concerns among U.S. officials and security experts over the potential impact on security in the Horn of Africa and key maritime routes.
In the view of experts, the evolution of relations between Al-Houthi and Al-Shabaab is now a "serious danger" to world trade, oil flows and maritime navigation, in conjunction with the efforts of Al-Houthi to establish control over the Red Sea coast.
US Warns of Ties Between Houthis and Al-Shabaab and the Red Sea Threat
US officials have warned that the deepening ties between Yemen’s Houthis and Somalia’s Al-Shabaab pose an additional threat to regional stability and maritime trade security. Security experts state that the Houthis have sold weapons to Al-Shabaab and provided the group’s fighters with training on the use of drones, explosives, and combat tactics. Former US Special […]
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