The only two German military navy vessels run ways from Red Sea to Mediterranean
The German navy will move two vessels from the Red Sea region to the eastern Mediterranean “in the coming days”, the defense ministry said in a statement Thursday.
The “Fulda” minesweeper and the “Mosel” supply ship were currently in Djibouti, a ministry spokesman confirmed to AFP.
They had been sent last month in preparation for a possible mission in the Strait of Hormuz after the end of the US-Iran war.
However the ministry statement cited “the volatile political situation… and the absence of any foreseeable near-term start of operations” in the Strait of Hormuz.
Keeping the vessels deployed in the region indefinitely “represented a strain on their technical systems,” it said.
The German defense ministry said the two vessels would be “kept in a state of readiness for deployment” and would return to the Middle East “as soon as reliable indicators for an imminent start of the mission are in place.”
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