James Stavridis
Coverage of James Stavridis in the Nexus archive.
- Markets brace for return to all-out war in Iran amid rising U.S. death toll, while former NATO commander warns Suez Canal could be next
U.S. military actions in Iran have led to rising tensions and American troop deaths, with markets and oil prices reacting. A former NATO commander warned that Iran could target the Suez Canal, escalating regional and global trade risks.
- Retired US Navy admiral on Iran moves: ‘Watch the Suez Canal’
Retired U.S. Navy Adm. James Stavridis warned the U.S. to monitor Iran's actions in the Suez Canal, noting Iran is considering closing it using the Houthis. He highlighted the Suez Canal's high traffic and Iran's potential use of the Houthis to disrupt it.
- New book envisions future of war in world devastated by climate change
A new book titled '2084: A Novel of Future War' explores warfare in a future world devastated by climate change. The book is co-authored by Elliot Ackerman and Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis. They discuss their vision of future war nearly 60 years ahead.
- Former NATO commander: Halting mine-laying vessels ‘key to unlocking’ Strait of Hormuz
Retired Navy Adm. James Stavridis, former NATO allied supreme commander, stated that halting Iranian mine-laying vessels in the Strait of Hormuz is critical to reopening the waterway. He emphasized the U.S. military's role in intercepting these boats before they deploy mines.
- Former NATO commander: ‘Nonsense’ for Iran to say Strait of Hormuz is open
Former NATO commander James Stavridis called Iran's claim that the Strait of Hormuz is open as 'nonsense,' dismissing the declaration amid a fragile ceasefire with the U.S. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh stated the strait is open but emphasized military coordination for vessel passage due to technical restrictions.