This is a CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor. The Red Sea, the passage to the

Suez Canal, the passage to the Indian Ocean, at risk. In these last hours, oil prices fall as

traders monitor rising tensions in Red Sea. Meers calls Red Sea shipping until further notice after Huthie militant attack.

UN Security Council likely to meet Wednesday of this week on the Red Sea, according to the French envoy.

I welcome John Bolton, former National Security

Advisor, former Ambassador to the United Nations writing most recently at

the Telegraph. The Red Sea story is moving all the

time, mares shipping line, the container ships, had resumed passage through the Suez Canal and the Red Sea,

believing that the US and other security-minded

participants could provide some protection from the

missiles fired by the huthies. But now, John, a very good evening to you. The huthies

are in the news, but Iran is the puppet master. Your piece in the

telegraph looked at Iran and what is to be done. Now that Meerska is suspended, we're

talking about major parts of the supply chain at risk.

What is to be done, John?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

Well, the effort by the United States to set up escort convoys through the Red Sea

should have been a signal to a rational government in Tehran that they were

beginning to mess around a little bit too much but they

couldn't help themselves because they don't think the Biden administration is

really up to stopping what the Hutis have been doing, which is increasingly just closing down

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