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EU Foreign Police Chief announces navy mission to guard the Red Sea
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0:36Now PlayingThe European Union is set to launch a full naval mission to guard cargo ships in the Red Sea from the Houthi terrorist group, who saw their latest attack on a US aircraft intercepted and destroyed.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Wednesday that the fleet will ship off within three weeks, with seven European countries ready to provide ships and planes to protect the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
“This is the purpose: protection of the ships. Intercepting of the attacks against the ships,” Borrell told reporters before an EU meeting in Brussels.
Borrell stressed that the naval fleet would only engage in shielding the cargo vessels traveling through the Red Sea and would not engage in direct combat with the Houthis.
France, Greece and Italy are all notably vying for the role to lead the naval effort against the Houthi attacks.
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