Eritrea breaks west's Red Sea chokehold, pivots to Iran, Russia, China
Tel Aviv loses another Red Sea partner: Eritrea emerges as a critical node in the rising Eurasian multipolar nexus, defying US-Israeli plans for regional control. Aidan J. Simardone MAY 29, 2025...
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