The Yemeni army announced late on July 1 that they had attacked four Israel-linked merchant vessels in the waters around Yemen by firing several cruise missiles and anti-ship ballistic missiles.
In the last two days, there has been intense conflict in northern Syria between angry protestors and the Turkish military. This was sparked by the killing of several Syrian refugees in Kayseri, Turkey. The clashes have resulted in multiple casualties and injuries.
On July 1, thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews flooded the streets of Jerusalem, blocking roads to protest the Israeli Supreme Court decision revoking their military service exemption.
On June 23, the Yemeni Navy carried out two operations against this ship in the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea.
The Yemeni army and the ‘Islamic resistance In Iraq’ orchestrated another series of joint military operations against the Israeli affiliated ships in the Red Sea and Mediterranean.
In a joint military operation, the Yemeni army and the ‘Islamic resistance In Iraq’ targeted the port of Haifa in the occupied territories with cruise missiles.
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The Yemeni army announced on June 25 that they had attacked a merchant ship in the Arabian Sea with a newly secret missile.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq (IRI) launched on June 24 another drone attack against Israel. The attack targeted a “vital target” in Haifa, the group said in a statement without elaborating.
The Yemeni army and the Islamic Resistance In Iraq conducted two joint military operations against Israel in Haifa and Mediterranean Sea.
According to reports, a ballistic missile struck a commercial ship 96 nautical miles away from Nishtun port. The damage caused to the vessel is such that the amount of water leaking into the ship cannot be contained and the ship’s crew has been forced to abandon it.
Against the background of the epic in the Gaza Strip, where the forces of good (Palestinian resistance) and evil (Zionism with international support) collided, the situation in the predominantly Sunni part of the Ummah is overshadowed, where, apart from useless rallies and populist statements, nothing serious is happening.
On June 19, the Israeli army launched a drone attack on two Syrian military bases in the governorates of Quneitra and Daraa, resulting in the martyrdom of a Syrian military personnel named Sharaf Ahmad Abdulkarim in Quneitra.
