Al Jazeera: Ansarullah seized a ship bound for Israel

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Al Jazeera channel quoted a Yemeni source as saying that Ansarullah forces seized a cargo ship bound for the Zionist regime.

The Ministry of Defense of Yemen announced on the 19th of this month that “proper interaction with a ship that did not pay attention to our warning was carried out.” became. His passage was prevented and we forced him to return”.

Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces, also emphasized on the 18th of this month that this country will not allow ships bound for occupied Palestine. pass through the waters of Yemen, unless they are carrying medicine and food for the people of Gaza.

Sari also said: Any ship bound for the Zionist regime will be a legitimate target for us. We warn all ships and companies not to have anything to do with Israeli ports. He clarified: The decision to prevent foreign ships from entering this regime was taken after we did not allow Israeli ships to pass through the Red and Arabian seas. The Yemeni armed forces demand the continued movement of all ships, except those that belong to Israel or transport goods to Israeli ports. It warned Gaza about entering the ground attack phase, and just three days after the ground attack began, Yemen targeted the port and city of Eilat in the southernmost point of occupied Palestine with several missiles and drones.

The threat of ships carrying cargo to or from the occupied territories and taking control of the ship “Galaxy Leader” was the forerunner of an operation that continues and has caused the concern of the main supporter and ally of the Israeli regime.

It was a week ago that Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, announced that the United States is negotiating with other countries and is trying to persuade them to form an international naval force to ensure the safe passage of ships in the Red Sea.

A Defense Department official announced that the United States is trying to get 40 countries to join this international naval force. According to this American official, “the aforementioned navy will monitor an area of ​​three million miles of international waters, including the member states of the US Central Command (CENTCOM).”

Yemen He has recently warned that the ships of any country that becomes a member of this possible coalition will be targeted. Yemeni officials emphasize that they have the leverage of painful pressure against countries that participate in the formation of an international coalition in the Red Sea.

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