US will be responsible for any insecurity in Red Sea

The United States is trying to create a coalition of different countries against the Yemeni National Army and its activities in the Red Sea under the pretext of creating security in the region.

It must be said, however, that not only this coalition is unnecessary, but it will also cause fresh tension in the region and will destroy maritime security and will spread insecurity to other regions.

To say why this coalition is unnecessary, one can pay attention to the fact that the Americans have principally based their position about insecurity in the Red Sea on false claims.

The US and its allies claim that insecurity in the Red Sea is due to actions of the Yemeni National Army.

However, this is not true because the Red Sea is completely safe for all ships and they can easily pass through the waterway.

In fact, it is only ships linked to the Zionist regime and sail to the ports run by the regime that are targeted by the Yemenis.

On the other hand, US plans to form a coalition can create a major crisis in the region.

The Yemeni resistance forces are determined to implement their policies to support the oppressed people of Palestine until Israel accepts a complete ceasefire and stops its genocide in Gaza.

As it was said, in the current circumstances, threats of the Yemeni National Army are only aimed at ships linked to the Zionist regime.

But if other countries join the coalition against Yemen by accepting the request of the United States and attack the interests of the Yemeni people, they will turn themselves into targets for the Yemeni resistance, and the ships of these countries will be the legitimate targets for the Yemenis.

That could make the Red Sea a completely unsafe area because of the adventurous policies of the US which are aimed at maintaining the security of the Zionist regime.

The US and allies should be aware that any insecurity in the region may spread to the Suez Canal, and if this insecurity spreads, the possibility exist for the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and the Suez Canal to become laden with mines.

Therefore, it must be said that the responsibility for any insecurity and disturbance in the movement of ships in the Red Sea and surrounding areas will lies on US shoulders.

And it is exactly because of this that many countries have refused to join the coalition.

For example, Spain that was previously mentioned as a potential member of the coalition has announced that it will not join.

Australia has also rejected the US invitation while China has done the same.

Even countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have refused to be part of the action against the Yemenis and only Bahrain has responded positively to the invitation.

Of course, Bahrain's position in the region is very clear and everyone knows that the Arab country will have almost no role to play in the future of the Persian Gulf, in the same way that the Zionist regime will have no place in the future of the Western Asia region.