Al-Houthi: Eilat port has been completely closed due to Yemeni attacks

– International News – Tasnim News Agency, Seyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi, the leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah, said in his weekly speech on Thursday evening that the American government is complicit in all the crimes of the occupation regime and He defends this regime at all levels.

According to al-Masirah, he pointed to the suppression of protesting American students who gathered in defense of Gaza and said that when America is in the middle of Israel, the constitution And it violates all the laws and values ​​that it claims and according to which it considers itself a democratic country with freedom of expression. The occupying regime does not, to the extent that the authorities of this country threaten to expel students from the university.

Syed Abdul Malik al-Houthi, however, added: “America is trying to prevent the awareness-based uprising that has started around the events in Palestine. but this uprising and awareness will spread”. There is resistance in Gaza.

Al-Houthi also discussed the operations of Hezbollah in Lebanon and said that Hezbollah’s operations are carried out precisely and purposefully and have overshadowed the occupying regime. So that hundreds of thousands of Zionists cannot continue living in northern Palestine.

Attack on 102 ships

Seyd Abdul Malik al-Houthi in another part of his speech to missile operations And the drone of the Yemeni armed forces pointed out in support of the people of Gaza and said that in the last 202 days, 102 ships have been targeted, including Israeli ships and ships that were going to the port of Eilat (Um al-Rasharash).

He emphasized: “These attacks will continue as long as the war and siege in Gaza continue; Our military operations continue and we are trying to expand these operations in the Indian Ocean”. He also announced that the passage of American ships through the Red Sea has decreased by 80%, and on the other hand, shipping companies have to pay a huge insurance fee to pass through the Red Sea. In some cases, it reaches up to 50 million dollars.

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