Brave Yemeni Forces Launch New Counterattack on US Warships in Red Sea

Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesperson for Yemen’s military, announced on Sunday morning that the prolonged operation consisted of orchestrated attacks by naval, drone, and missile forces.

He stated that the assault was a reaction to what was described as “US aggression” in Yemen. He highlighted that this marked the last such incident in a series that has persisted for four weeks, involving the use of cruise missiles and combat drones.

Yemeni naval forces reportedly launched a domestically-produced anti-ship missile, targeting a U.S. Navy supply ship as well as the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier, according to Saree.

Yemen’s leadership, along with its citizens and armed forces, has expressed a steadfast commitment to defending the Palestinian nation, viewing it as a duty rooted in religious, moral, and humanitarian obligations.

The spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Saree, declared that their operations against Israeli forces, which include disrupting navigation in the Red and Arabian Seas and targeting key military and strategic facilities, will persist until the hostilities in Gaza cease and the blockade is entirely lifted.

The recent operation was launched following an attack by Yemeni forces on an Israeli military installation in Tel Aviv, utilizing a Yafa-type drone.

In an official statement, the operation has been hailed as a triumph for the oppressed Palestinian community and a retaliatory measure against what is described as the continuing genocide in Gaza.

Reports indicate that Yemeni air defenses have successfully intercepted and brought down a Giant Shark F360 reconnaissance drone, which was allegedly engaged in hostile activities over the northwestern Sa’ada province.

A United States drone was brought down by a surface-to-air missile manufactured domestically.

The United States has initiated a series of fresh airstrikes targeting locations across Yemen.

The United States has intensified its military operations in Yemen, conducting a series of airstrikes targeting multiple locations throughout the nation.

At least two individuals lost their lives and four others sustained injuries following airstrikes conducted by American warplanes, which targeted a solar energy store and a residential house in the Hafsin area of Yemen’s northern city of Sa’ada late Saturday.

Video evidence captures civil defense units actively engaged in rescue efforts and combating fires ignited by the bombings.

The United States military has conducted no fewer than five aerial strikes in the region situated to the east of the city of Sa’ada.

Kamaran Island, which holds strategic significance at the southern tip of the Red Sea, also underwent aerial bombardment on five separate occasions.

Yemeni forces have been targeting Israeli and American interests in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza since the outbreak of the intense conflict in the region on October 7, 2023. These actions also serve as a response to perceived American-British hostilities directed at Yemen.

Operations have led to the closure of Eilat port in the southern region of the contentious area, resulting in substantial economic challenges for Israel.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have announced their intention to continue military actions until Israel ceases its ground and air operations in Gaza.