The security situation in the Red Sea

Update: 2024-05-30

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Following the attacks on shipping in the Red Sea area, Jakob Larsen, Head of Maritime Safety and Security at BIMCO shares his thoughts on the current situation and provides insights relevant to marine underwriters.

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The security situation in the Red Sea

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The security situation in the Red Sea