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Saudi Arabia mobilizes international alliance to protect Red Sea routes

Saudi Arabia is reportedly organizing an international alliance to protect shipping routes in the Red Sea. The report does not specify participating countries or concrete operations.

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The initiative reflects continued security risks to a major global maritime corridor.

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  1. Arabia Saudí moviliza una alianza internacional para proteger las rutas del mar Rojo ↗elmundo.es · Recorded source date: Sep 9, 2026, 12:17 AM UTC

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