The German Ministry of Defense said on the 23rd that since the war against Iran continues and there are currently no conditions to send troops to maintain the Strait of Hormuz waterway, Germany plans to move two warships from the Gulf of Aden to the eastern Mediterranean in the next few days. German News Agency quoted a German Ministry of Defense spokesperson as reporting that the German Navy minesweeper “Fulda” and the supply ship “Moselle” were dispatched to the Gulf of Aden in June and docked at the port of Djibouti. Two warships are on standby to carry out demining missions in the Strait of Hormuz. The German Ministry of Defense said on the 23rd that considering that the regional situation is still turbulent in the short term, the conditions are not yet in place to carry out operations related to the Strait of Hormuz channel, so it has decided to move the two warships out of the region near the Red Sea. Subsequently, two warships will be on standby in the Mediterranean.

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