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The Sanaa government forces announced this Friday evening that they targeted two ships in the Red Sea using drones, ballistic missiles, and naval missiles.
The spokesperson for the Sanaa government forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, stated, “The naval forces, missile forces, and drone air force carried out two joint operations in the Red Sea, targeting two ships belonging to companies that violated the ban on entering the ports of occupied Palestine. The ships were (Elbella) and (AAL GENOA),” adding that “the targeting was carried out with several drones and ballistic and naval missiles, with precise hits.”
He confirmed, “The Yemeni Armed Forces will continue their military operations in support of the Palestinian people until the aggression stops and the siege on Gaza is lifted.”
The statement added that the operation comes as “a victory for the oppressed Palestinian people and in response to the crimes of the Zionist enemy against the displaced in the Rafah area of Gaza and the American-British aggression on Yemen.”
بيان القوات المسلحة اليمنية بشأن تنفيذ القوات البحرية والقوة الصاروخية وسلاح الجو المسير عمليتين عسكريتين مشتركتين في البحر الأحمر ضد سفينتين تابعتين لشركات انتهكت قرار حظر الدخول إلى موانئ فلسطين المحتلة. pic.twitter.com/aRYL0EZslD
— العميد يحيى سريع (@army21ye) June 7, 2024
Additionally, earlier today, media reported that American and British airstrikes were carried out on the capital Sanaa and the city of Hodeidah. They reported that American and British aircraft conducted four airstrikes targeting the maintenance camp located in the Al-Nahda neighborhood in central Sanaa, coinciding with the launch of a large march in support of Gaza in Al-Sabeen Square and other marches in several cities and governorates.
In Hodeidah, according to Al-Masirah channel affiliated with the Ansar Allah movement (Houthis), it was reported, “The American-British aggression carried out four airstrikes on Hodeidah Airport and one on the fishing boat dock at Al-Salif Port, targeting the fishermen’s boats.”
