Somali Piracy Resurges Amid Political Turmoil and Aid Cuts
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Reported Facts
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- •Somalia is experiencing renewed political turmoil that weakens government control over coastal regions.
- •International aid to Somalia has been cut, reducing economic support and security funding.
- •The Iran war has intensified regional instability, indirectly affecting Somalia's security environment.
- •Pirate attacks have increased in frequency in the Gulf of Aden and surrounding waters in 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Somali government strengthens coastal security with international support piracy incidents could decline, improving maritime safety and stabilizing local economies.
Market Exposure
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Rising piracy in the Gulf of Aden threatens oil shipments, causing uncertainty in global oil supply routes.
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