Crossfire War=Rapid Fire News-West Asia Theatre: U.S. Navy Intercepts Iran Arms Shipment to Yemen

Riyadh: War against Iran has been going on for quite some time. It is about to become more obvious. Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States (who now have their own unified command) are at the center of the industrialized world's concern over resource security. Saudi Arabia began their offensives operations into Yemen March 2015 to disrupt Iran's attempt to control the southern part of the Red Sea. Riyadh began their offensives just one month after a senior Saudi official met in Washington for three days with U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel. CBS News Radio reported right after the offensive began the Pentagon fired cruise missiles at radar installations constructed by Iran on Yemen's coast.

From December 2014-January 2015 Iran conducted naval maneuvers from the Gulf of Aden, southern tip of the Red Sea, to the Strait of Hormuz at the entrance of the Persian Gulf. Iran had hoped to become the main presence in world energy markets. More than ten years ago Tokyo signed an oil security pact with Riyadh. Japan's industry has got to have access to the Persian Gulf. Economic lifelines are at extreme risk.