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Exclusive sources revealed to “Al-Mayadeen” the details of the successful passage of the international commercial vessel “CHRY SALIS” through the Red Sea, after being blocked for months by a decision from the Yemeni Navy affiliated with the Yemeni government in Sana’a.
This development followed intense communications between the ship’s crew and the Yemeni Navy forces in Sana’a, where the latter agreed to facilitate the ship’s passage with security guarantees, allowing it to reach its destination without obstacles.
According to the sources, “CHRY SALIS” is the first banned vessel to enter the Red Sea and be granted permission to pass since the implementation of Yemeni decisions prohibiting ships linked to the United States, Britain, and Israel from passing through the Red Sea.
The sources confirmed that the Yemeni military affiliated with the Sana’a government reassured the ship’s crew by ensuring the safety and monitoring of its route until it exited the region, which was carried out precisely. This is seen as a sign of Sana’a’s commitment to the outcomes of the Gaza ceasefire agreement and as a new approach to dealing with maritime crises linked to regional conflicts.
Sana’a had repeatedly emphasized that it was monitoring Israel’s commitment to implementing the Gaza ceasefire agreement, indicating that the resumption of its naval operations depends on Israel’s compliance, while reaffirming its coordination with Palestinian demands.
