The Armed Forces of Yemen targeted an Israeli-linked ZOGRAFIA ship in the Red Sea, which was bound for the ports of occupied Palestine.
The Armed Forces of Yemen took responsibility for the missile attack on the US ship GIBRALTAR EAGLE in the Gulf of Aden by publishing a statement.
According to Western media allegations, the Iranian ship Behshad is being utilized as an information-logistics vessel and monitors the passage of various ships in the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea. Alongside this ship, the Alborz frigate has been present as a flagship of the 94th naval group of the Iranian Navy in the Red Sea area since January 1. The Bushehr logistics frigate has also been stationed in the same area for over 60 days and, as it is expected to be used, it plays a multi-purpose logistical role for this naval fleet, including the provision of fuel, ammunition, food, and other supplies as well as repairing and technical services.
The U.S. and United Kingdom launched a series of strikes across 16 locations in Yemen in the early hours of Friday, January 12. The strikes involved a mix of fighter jets and Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from Navy surface ships and a U.S. Navy submarine, according to U.S. officials.
The US terrorist army in West Africa named CENTCOM has claimed that they could combat Yemeni Ansar Allah movement’s drone and missile attacks in the Red Sea.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, announced the details of the new operation by the Yemeni Navy against ships bounds for ports occupied by the Israeli regime.
The terrorist army of the United States in West Asia (CENTCOM) has claimed in a statement on December 31 that there was a clash, which ended up in the destruction of some military boats of the Yemeni army in the south of the Red Sea.
The US Army’s terrorist command in West Asia (CENTCOM) claimed in a new statement that Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement launched a missile attack on a commercial ship and that the USS Gravely destroyer also confronted a second attack by the Ansar Allah fighters.
Mohammed Abdul-Salam, the spokesman of Ansar Allah and the chief negotiator of Yemen’s National Salvation Government of Yemen, in an interview with Euronews: “International waterlines are safe and stable, and hundreds of ships cross the Red Sea every day. The confusion of some countries that are being pressured by the US to join the maritime […]
In a statement, the Yemeni armed forces pointed to the details of two missile and drone operations against Israeli positions in occupied Palestinian territories and a ship-bound to this regime.
The terrorist United States Central Command (CENTCOM) issued a statement claiming that four missile and drone attacks by Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement against Israeli or Israel-bound vessels in the southern Red Sea were repelled and unsuccessful attempts.
From November 19, the Yemeni armed forces kicked off naval operations against Israeli vessels and those affiliated with the regime in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. These operations have resulted in the seizure of one ship, diversion of at least two vessels, and attacks on at least 11 ships.
