The inability of British ships to launch missile attacks on Yemeni targets.
The media reported on Monday that British ships in the Red Sea are not equipped with missile systems to attack the Yemeni armed forces.
News sources wrote in an analysis on Monday that the British Navy ships in the Red Sea lack missile systems to target land targets in Yemen.
According to the “New Arab” website, this problem forces British warplanes to travel thousands of miles to strike the Yemeni armed forces.
According to this report, the Yemeni armed forces have not allowed any Israeli ships and ships destined for occupied Palestine to pass through the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait following the escalation of the Israeli regime’s attacks on the Gaza Strip.
After the intensification of Yemeni operations against Israeli ships, America formed a coalition to deal with the Yemeni armed forces.
Brigadier Yahya Saree, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, announced on Monday morning that the country’s navy attacked an American ship.
Yahya Saree announced that the navy of the country has attacked a ship belonging to the US Navy in the Gulf of Aden.
The “Daily Telegraph” newspaper also reported that most of the retaliatory attacks on the Yemeni armed forces were carried out by US Navy destroyers equipped with “Tomahawk” guided missiles, which have a significant advantage over the British naval forces in terms of offensive capabilities.
An official of the British Ministry of Defense said that the country’s ship based in the Red Sea is an air defense destroyer. Its main role is to deal with the drones of the Yemeni armed forces. The primary weapons of this ship consist of fixed artillery.
The inability of British naval ships to attack the Yemeni armed forces forced British warplanes based in Cyprus to make a grueling 4,500 km round trip to bomb targets in Yemen.