Over the past few weeks, the Bab Al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea have witnessed the normal passage of more than 2,000 cargo ships, reaffirming the stability of international navigation through Yemeni waters.
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According to observers, hundreds of commercial ships passed through the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab on a daily basis in recent weeks, practically proving that Sana’a forces only target ships associated with the Israeli enemy and the American or British ones participating in the ongoing aggression on Yemen and Gaza.
The stability of navigation in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab put the US and Britain, who are mobilizing to defend Israeli ships, in an embarrassing position. In response, Washington quickly promoted a new lie, seeking to justify its military presence in the Red Sea and gather international support for its unjustified alliance, primarily aimed at supporting Israeli ship movements.
In the past few hours, the U.S. Central Command claimed that its military presence in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab contributed to securing the passage of 2,000 ships, attempting to conceal the fact that Yemen is committed to ensuring maritime navigation routes in Yemeni waters for all commercial ships, except those violating the decisions of Sana’a.
Interestingly, the US, which claims to secure ship traffic and presents it as a victory, has failed to secure the passage of its own ships, British ships, or those associated with Israel through the Red Sea over the past few weeks. Ships from Washington, Tel Aviv, and London that did not comply with the navigation resolution in the Red Sea were exposed to targeting and immediate damage.
Since November 19th, Sana’a forces have been carrying out operations against ships associated with the Israeli occupation entity or heading to its ports in support of the besieged Gaza Strip, which has been enduring deadly Israeli aggression for over four months with American and Western support, as well as American-British ships, in response to the American-British aggression on Yemen.
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