As a result of the siege of Sana’a, the Israeli “Zim” company loses 94% of its profits

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The Zionist newspaper “Calcalist” reported a 94% drop in profits for the Israeli shipping company “Zim” due to the siege of Sana’a on Israeli navigation.

The newspaper said in a report, “Zim” ended the second quarter with net profits of only $24 million after a decline in shipping rates and quantities of goods transported.

The newspaper quoted the CEO of “Zim” as saying that “the need to divert away from the Red Sea leads to an increase in shipping costs.”

This comes amid the tightening of the siege by Sana’a forces on the navigation of the occupation in the Red and Arabian Seas, the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait, and the Indian Ocean, as part of their military support for Gaza.