PNN – In a report on Sunday, January 28, Calcalist Hebrew website criticized the failure of the American coalition to stop Yemen’s attacks in the sea and wrote that this crisis will not end soon.
Pakistan News Network; “The intensification of US and British attacks on the Houthis could not prevent the continuation of fluctuations in the supply market and stockpiling of goods in the economic sectors of the world”, this is part of the Calcalist database’s report about Yemen’s pressure on Israelis.
Referring to the ineffectiveness of the American coalition, this Israeli media wrote that “the crisis will not end soon, and the escalation of American-British attacks on the bases of this group this week did not prevent shipping companies from using their usual navigation routes in the Red Sea.”
Following the escalation of the Israeli regime’s attacks on Gaza, the Yemeni army has declared its full support for the Palestinian people and emphasized that until the attacks on Gaza continue, no Israeli ships and ships destined for occupied Palestine will be allowed to pass through the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab strait.
Following the intensification of the operations of the Yemeni Navy in the Red Sea, the United States, by forming a coalition, has attacked areas in the west and northwest of Yemen several times. The repeated US and British air attack on an area in Hodeidah province was the last aggression of this coalition to the west of Yemen.
In response to the aggression of the American coalition, the Yemeni armed forces have intensified their attacks against Israeli ships and Tel Aviv allies bound for occupied Palestinian ports and inflicted heavy blows on them. The seizure of the Galaxy Leader ship from the waters of the Red Sea by the Yemeni army is still considered the worst naval failure of the United States in these conflicts. In its latest operation, Yemen targeted a British ship in the Sea of ​​Aden.
After the western media warned about the increasing costs of the conflict in the Red Sea, the Calcasit base wrote about the scope of the operations in Yemen and the disappointment of the American presence, that “at least 2,400 ships changed their shipping route by choosing an alternative route through the Cape of Good Hope”.