Centcom announced the “complex attack” of the Yemenis in the Red Sea
| The US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Tuesday claimed a "complex attack" by the Yemenis in the Red Sea using missiles and drones. |
According to Fars News Agency International Group, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) claimed in a statement on Tuesday that the Houthis (Yemen’s Ansarullah) launched a “complex attack” including missiles and drones. did in the Red Sea.
Centcom, in a statement published on the X social network, claimed that the attack occurred around 9:15 am local time and It used suicide attack drones and anti-ship cruise and ballistic missiles that were fired from Yemen towards dozens of ships in the Red Sea.
The American Central Command also claimed that there are no signs of damage to these ships in the barrage of attacks, and the American and British warships have 18 drones, two missiles They shot down an anti-ship cruise and an anti-ship ballistic missile.
The British Maritime Trade Operations Organization announced early on Wednesday that it had received reports of the movement of suspicious projectiles in the waters of the Red Sea near Yemen. The British maritime security company “Ambury” also said that an oil tanker saw three boats from which two missiles were fired at it.
The Yemeni army in support of The Palestinian people have announced that they will not allow any Israeli ships and ships whose destination is the occupied Palestinian territories to pass through the Bab al-Mandab strait and the Red Sea.
Army Central Command The United States in West Asia recently announced in a statement that it had clashed with Yemeni forces in the Red Sea and killed 10 Yemeni soldiers. The Yemeni armed man emphasized that America should accept the responsibility of martyring the Yemeni naval forces and its actions will not prevent the Yemeni forces from fulfilling their religious and moral duty towards Palestine.
Following the Yemeni attacks on Israeli ships and related to this regime, America formed an international coalition, which did not meet with much luck from its allies, and according to the Pentagon, 12 countries are currently its partners. America is also seeking a Security Council resolution on Red Sea navigation.
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