Yemen: Navigation for Israel in Red Sea is prohibited

Pars Today – The spokesperson for Yemen's Armed Forces announced a missile attack on Tel Aviv and stressed that maritime navigation for the Israeli regime in the Red Sea is completely prohibited.

According to Pars Today, citing IRNA, Yahya Saree, spokesperson for Yemen's Armed Forces, said in a statement on Monday:

"As part of confronting the American and Zionist aggression against the Axis of Resistance in Iran, Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen; in opposition to the Zionist project of establishing a 'Greater Israel' under the banner of a 'New Middle East'; in an effort to break the unjust blockade imposed by the American enemy on the people of Yemen and the free and honorable peoples of Lebanon, Gaza, and Iran; and within the framework of the unity of battlefronts and responding to Israeli aggression against Lebanon, Iran, and Gaza, the Yemeni Armed Forces targeted sensitive Israeli enemy sites in Tel Aviv with several missiles."

The statement added that the operation was carried out with precision and successfully achieved its objectives.

The spokesperson further declared:

"We announce a complete and absolute ban on maritime navigation for the Israeli enemy in the Red Sea. We consider any movement by the enemy, from the moment this statement is issued, to be a military target for our armed forces."

He also emphasized that Yemen would respond to escalation with escalation and that Yemeni military operations would increase in a manner consistent with developments on the ground, the course of the conflict, and coordination with the Axis of Resistance.