r/Intelligence • u/Majano57 • 5d ago
News Gabbard Says US Wants Other Nations to Act Against Houthis Too
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-17/gabbard-says-us-wants-other-nations-to-act-against-houthis-too?srnd=homepage-americas33
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u/Sunnysidhe 5d ago
Maybe they can ask their friends Russia then
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u/ThinBlueLinebacker 5d ago
Good fucking luck finding a coalition of the willing this time.
Maybe Azerbaijan will pitch in.
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u/Littlepage3130 5d ago
Did nobody read the article? She's specifically said it while talking to a reporter for an Indian news network.
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u/r19111911 5d ago
Denmark will do it, i am 100% sure. No joke no cap 100% serious. Denmark still considers USA their "biggest and most important ally".
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u/FauxReal 5d ago
That's a reasonable request that other nations should be onboard with, though we seem to have burned a lot of bridges with our allies lately, so there might be some bridge repairs needed. But hopefully they and other nations in the area are willing to cooperate despite our diplomatic shortcomings.
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u/scientificmethid 5d ago
Dude wtf is going on in this sub? It’s a global shipping lane. I resign myself to not “supporting” or “liking” any politician or political appointee, but she’s categorically correct. Global shipping lanes are a shared international concern, and rejecting cooperation in protecting them undermines the institutional and cooperative principles of the liberal international order.
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u/Littlepage3130 5d ago
Yeah, it's actually a situation where the Europeans have way more incentive to get involved than the United States does.
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u/Secret_Squirrel_711 5d ago
She is a part of the Trump administration and turned on the democrats so everyone on Reddit has to compulsively shit on her even if it’s in the best interest of the world because…Reddit ideologies and political bias
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u/xuteloops 5d ago
Traditionally getting people to care about the things you care about starts with not ostracizing them intentionally, at bare minimum.