This is

This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor

Gregory Coppley is editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

And we go immediately to the Red Sea and the Envirens.

The headlines are coming quickly and threateningly.

For example, London, the United Kingdom is ready to attack

Huthy rebels, says Grant Shaps.

Britain is considering airstrikes on Huthy rebels as a defense secretary, Mr Shapps.

The UK will not hesitate to take direct actions, says Mr Shapps,

over the attacks on cargo ships on the Red Sea.

The cargo ships include the World Scale Merck

in the headline now in these last hours.

Merck pauses transit through Red Sea until further notice after a tack on ship.

This is the container ships that the supply chain depends upon, and they're going all the way around Africa to avoid the trouble with the

huthies. The trouble is growing however because there is not unanimity as to what

is to be done and many states that you believe would be involved, European states,

are staying back from organizing a defense of the Red Sea traffic.

Gregory, a very good evening to you, thank you.

You have, as an editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs, you've acquainted me

for years with what you present as the Red Med, that's the Red Sea in the Mediterranean.

I would say that the worst nightmare I can remember talking to you about was not this.

...