Houthis vows to target all ships associated with Israel “regardless of nationality”
Hussis said any country that wants to avoid escalation should “press the enemy to stop its aggression and lift the blockade in the Gaza Strip.”
The terrorist group said in a statement on Sunday night that Hossis in Yemen will begin targeting any ship reached with Israel, regardless of the company’s nationality.
Hushis said that all countries that want to avoid escalation should “press the enemy to stop their aggression and lift the blockade of the Gaza Strip. There is no freedom on Earth to accept what is going on.”
Hushis wrote in the statement that the group had “religious, moral and humanitarian responsibility” to the people of Gaza and that the conditions faced by Palestinians were “unacceptable to any human being, let alone Arabs and Muslims.”
The statement concluded: “The actions of the Yemeni Armed Forces express our moral and humanitarian commitment to unjust actions against the brother Palestinian people, and all our military operations will cease immediately after the uprising of aggression against Gaza and blockade.”
Eternal C cargo ship; explanatory (credit: screenshot/X/passing Section 27A of the Copyright Act)
Houthi attacked ships in the Red Sea
Iranian agents have been attacking ships in the Red Sea since the October 7 massacre, and what they say is solidarity with the Palestinians.
In response, Israel has been launching attacks on the Hodeidah port in Yemen.
Earlier this month, Husseth attacked and sank the Greek ship Eternal C.
“We remain deeply concerned about the welfare of crew members, and the welfare of those who are not blamed at the moment,” said Ellie Shafik, intelligence director at the UK-based maritime risk management company Vanguard Tech, following the attack. “Their safety and rapid release must be a priority for all participants.”
At present, 12 crew members of the ship are said to have been missing or kidnapped by terrorist organizations.
