EU Maritime Mission in Middle East Urgently Short of Warships
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BRUSSELS (ANP) - Defense Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz cannot make a firm commitment for the Netherlands to contribute extra to the EU naval mission Aspides. She will look "favorably" at the call by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas to make additional ships available for Aspides. Yeşilgöz said this...
The EU Foreign Policy Officer, Kaya Callas, announced on Monday that the European Espedes mission to protect navigation in the Red Sea needed more ships.
The EU ASPIDES mission needs at least ten ships to be operational. One has not, says Kallas.
The European Union's "Aspides" naval mission to ensure the safety of merchant ships in the Red Sea is in dire need of warships.
EU Foreign Policy Officer Kaya Callas stressed that the EU's naval task of Aspedes needs more naval vessels to be operational. She added: The number of ships requesting protection in the Red Sea is increasing, noting that the EU can participate as an observer in the Saudi-led naval alliance.
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