The EACS Situation Room serves as a dedicated platform for monitoring and analysing critical developments in global security. It is activated in response to major crises or significant shifts in the international security environment.
We are currently monitoring the security in the Red Sea, with monthly reports providing timely updates and analytical insights.
All reports are prepared by members of the Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia.
Situation Room – Monitoring Security in the Red Sea, 25. 8. – 24. 7. 2025
Israeli strike kills Houthi prime minister and senior officials.
US imposes largest sanctions package to date.
Houthi drone and missile attacks on Israel continue.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah)
Author: Kaja Starčič Hlebec, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring Security in the Red Sea, 24. 7 – 24. 8. 2025
Houthis announce attacks on all ships heading to Israeli ports, regardless of flag.
The Israeli military intercepts several hypersonic missiles launched from Yemen.
The Red Sea remains one of the most transited and commonly used routes for migrants.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: rivieramm/X)
Author: Krištof Jagodic, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring Security in the Red Sea, 25. 6 – 24. 7. 2025
Houthis continue to launch ballistic missile and drone attacks at Israel.
Houthis attack and sink two vessels in the Red Sea.
Yemeni government-aligned forces intercept a large Iranian weapons shipment.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: The Guardian/EPA)
Authors: Krištof Jagodic & Kaja Starčič Hlebec, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring Security in the Red Sea, 24. 5 – 24. 6. 2025
Houthis increase regular attacks on Israel.
Following the US-Houthi ceasefire, shipping through the Red Sea is once again on the rise.
The US attacks Iranian nuclear infrastructure.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: AP Photo/David Smith)
Author: Kaja Starčič Hlebec, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring Security in the Red Sea, 24. 4 – 25. 5. 2025
The Houthis intensified attacks on Israel, including attacks on Ben Gurion Airport.
Yemen is facing a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Oman-brokered ceasefire agreed between the United States and the Houthis.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: The Cradle)
Author: Krištof Jagodic, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring security in the Red Sea, 24. 3 – 23. 4. 2025
The US continues regular airstrikes on Houthi positions.
The US State Department accuses a Chinese company of aiding the Houthis.
Income from the Suez Canal has decreased by two-thirds due to insecurity in the Red Sea.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: US Central Command/ABC News)
Author: Krištof Jagodic, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring security in the Red Sea, 25. 10 – 24. 11. 2024
Houthis unveil an unmanned submarine “Al-Qari’a” capable of striking large naval targets.
Reports link Houthi networks with the recruitment of Yemeni mercenaries to fight for Russia in Ukraine.
Houthi forces again broke a temporary ceasefire and continue missile and drone attacks.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: Middle East Monitor)
Author: Matic Kosirnik, Euro-Atlantic Council of Slovenia
Situation Room – Monitoring security in the Red Sea, 28.6.2024
Coal carrier Tutor sinks in the Red Sea. This is the second chip to sink due to Houthi missile strikes.
Houthis arrest 11 individual working for international organisation and accuse them of espionage.
US Navy experiencing its most intense combat operations since World War II in the Red Sea.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: Etat-Major des Armées/France/AP)
Situation Room – Monitoring security in the Red Sea, 30.5.2024
Houthi leader announced another escalation in attacks.
Houthis accused of training hundreds of children and teenagers for combat during summer camps.
EU mission ASPIDES has successfully defended 120 ships from Houthi attacks.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: Presidency of the Arab Republic of Egypt)
Situation Room – Monitoring security in the Red Sea, 30.4.2024
Operation EUNAVFOR “Aspides” in the Red Sea has so far destroyed ten drones and four ballistic missiles.
After weeks of relative calm, Houthi rocket strikes damage two civilian cargo ships.
Tens of thousands attend pro Palestine protests in Sanaa.
For more details, please refer to the report at the link.
(Picture source: AP News/ screen capture)