In the past three days, the Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out six military operations against American and British ships and the port of Eilat using a large number of ballistic missiles and suicide drones.
British media claimed that the country’s military has dispatched a naval task force consisting of warships to support HMS Diamond and two American destroyers in the Indian Ocean.
The US Navy announced that a sailor of the USS Mason destroyer has been killed as a result of falling overboard into the water in the Red Sea.
US-UK coalition fighter jets attacked the Yemeni capital Sanaa in a pre-dawn operation on Saturday, March 23.
The Ministry of Transport of the Yemeni Salvation Government announced that during the past three months, except for Israeli, US, and UK illicit ships, more than 4500 commercial ships have passed through the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea.
In two separate attacks, the Yemeni armed forces attacked Israeli positions in the south of occupied Palestine and a US-affiliated oil tanker.
Different units of the Yemeni Armed Forces held a military exercise to counter a potential ground attack by the US-UK coalition.
The Yemeni Armed Forces have recently carried out missile and drone attacks targeting five US and Israeli ships in the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and the Indian Ocean.
Seyyed Abdul Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, the leader of Ansar Allah movement, in a speech about the recent developments in the region, announced a ban on the movement of ships associated with Israel from the Indian Ocean route to South Africa. Yemeni forces have carried out three operations in the Indian Ocean so far.
Russian media outlet RIA Novosti quoted a source close to the Ansar Allah movement as saying that the missile force of the Yemeni movement has test-fired a hypersonic missile with high lethality and is preparing to introduce such missiles into its military arsenal.
The Yemeni army targeted a ship affiliated with the United States named Pinocchio with several missiles in the Red Sea.
The Yemeni naval and drone forces targeted the US ship Propel Fortune and some of the warships of the United States military fleet in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden in two separate operations.
