PNN – The executive director of the occupied port of “Eilat” announced that the attacks of the Yemeni armed forces have greatly annoyed the Zionists and paralyzed the most important port of the Zionist regime, so that soon half of the employees of Eilat will be out of work.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoted by Shahab news agency, the media of the Zionist regime acknowledged the effects of the attacks of the Yemeni armed forces against this regime, and in the meantime, the Zionist newspaper “Yediot Aharnot” acknowledged: Yemenis have paralyzed the port of Eilat.
Yediot Aharnot, quoting the executive director of Eilat, announced that 50% of the port’s employees will be unemployed, and this process will begin this week.
This Zionist media wrote about the reason for this action that the executive director of Eilat port admitted that the attacks of AnsarAllah in Yemen disabled and paralyzed this port and the cabinet does not support Eilat.
Before this, the economic newspaper “Calcalist” of the Zionist regime revealed in a report that the port of Eilat in southern occupied Palestine has been almost completely closed since the Yemeni armed forces began targeting ships in the Red Sea, and for this reason, the port’s executive director has threatened that half of fire workers.
This newspaper wrote that the port of Eilat has been almost completely closed for eight months as a result of Yemeni army attacks. In an attempt to address the situation of Eilat, Avi Hormero, the chairman of the board of directors of this port and its executive director, sent a letter to Miri Rego, the Minister of Transportation of the Zionist regime, and demanded an urgent meeting about Eilat.
The executive director of Eilat port addressed the Minister of Transportation of the Zionist regime and announced: We are in a critical situation and we will fire half of the workers after the port stops operating due to the attacks in the Red Sea. Considering the above, unfortunately we have no choice but to fire about 50-60% of the workers and only the essential workers remain in the port.
Earlier, Eilat, as the most important port of the Zionist regime, had declared bankruptcy following the operation of the Yemeni armed forces to stop maritime trade with this regime.