Pakistan & Ambrey

Pakistan: Pakistan lost three nationals in the Houthi attack and has condemned it, while also engaging in diplomatic efforts to mediate between Iran and the U.S. The incident has heightened domestic concern over the safety of its citizens abroad.

Ambrey: Ambrey provided security assessments of the attacks, but is not a direct actor.

Pakistan: Mediator working with Qatar and Oman to facilitate US-Iran talks; its role is supportive but important.

Ambrey: Ambrey confirmed damage to the ship, contributing to maritime security assessments.

Pakistan: Pakistan is mediating between the U.S. and Iran, insisting negotiations are ongoing. Its role is crucial for potential de-escalation, though prospects remain slim.

Ambrey: Ambrey, a maritime security firm, reported drone strikes on vessels at Damietta, providing key information on the attack.

Pakistan: Pakistan has acted as a mediator in the peace agreement between the United States and Iran, facilitating negotiations and working towards a final settlement.

Ambrey: Ambrey, a private security firm, reported an incident where the Revolutionary Guard threatened a tanker over the radio.

Pakistan: Pakistan signed a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, aiming to stabilize the region. It is not directly involved in Hormuz talks.

Ambrey: Maritime security firm confirming damage to a cargo ship.