Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
Yemen’s Houthis continue to carry out attacks in the Red Sea. Once again the Houthis have targeted several boats simultaneously with drone attacks in the Red Sea. Houthi rebels have continued to carry out attacks in the Red Sea despite warnings from countries like the US and France. It seems that he wants to stain the waters of the Red Sea even more with blood. That is why they have no fear of any country’s warning. In the last one month, the Houthis have carried out more than a dozen attacks on ships flying the flags of many countries in the Red Sea. However, it is fortunate that till now no one has been confirmed dead in these attacks.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels again attacked with drones and missiles late Tuesday night, targeting boats in the Red Sea. At present there is no information about any ship being damaged in these attacks. Officials gave this information on Wednesday. According to private intelligence company ‘Embre’, the attack took place near Yemen’s port cities Hodeida and Mokha. The intelligence company said that after seeing missiles and drones, the boats in Hodeida informed the warships of America and its allies, on which the warships instructed those ships to move forward at maximum speed.
Appropriate reply is being given to Houthis
The British military’s ‘United Kingdom Marine Trade Operations’ said it was aware of the attack near Hodeida. “Coalition forces are retaliating,” the army said. There is no information about loss of life or property. Boats have been advised to keep moving and report any suspicious activity.” The Houthis are a Shia rebel group that has taken control of Yemen’s capital since 2014. It did not issue any formal statement regarding this attack, but the news channel ‘Al Jazeera’ in one of its reports quoted a Houthi military officer as saying that their forces “targeted a ship belonging to Israel in the Red Sea.” Houthi rebels say the purpose of their attack is to stop Israel’s air and ground attacks against Hamas in Gaza. (AP)
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