Yemen's Armed Forces executed a ballistic missile strike targeting the city of Eilat in the southern part of the occupied Palestinian territories, expressing support for Palestinians enduring the Israeli war in Gaza.

The US Ministry of Defense confirmed the new attacks of this country against Yemen by publishing a statement and announced that this country, along with England, with the support of Australia, Canada, Denmark, Holland, New Zealand and Bahrain, attacked various targets in Yemen.

Yemen's Armed Forces announced the targeting of a British vessel, expressing continued solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza and condemning American-British aggression.

The British Maritime Trade Organization announced the occurrence of a security incident 57 nautical miles from the coast of Hodeida, Yemen.

British military officials have said that this country may send an aircraft carrier to the Red Sea to deal with threats from Yemeni forces.

Yemen’s Defense Minister Major General Mohammad Nasser Al-Atifi censured American and British attempts to militarize the Red Sea in support of Israel’s genocidal war on the besieged Gaza Strip, stressing that the Yemeni armed forces will put a “painful end” to the US hegemony in the strategic waterway.

Yemen's Armed Forces conducted a fresh strike against an American warship in the Gulf of Aden in another show of support for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who have come under a genocidal US-backed war by Israel.

US President Joe Biden and the country's officials announced on Sunday that three American soldiers were killed and dozens of people were probably injured following a drone attack on American forces stationed in northeastern Jordan near the Syrian border.

Yemen's Houthis stepped up attacks on ships crossing the Red Sea on Friday, including one that set fire to an oil tanker owned by the trading company Trafigura.

The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah says that this movement has attacked American and Zionist positions with 200 drones and 50 ballistic missiles over the past two months.

Yemeni Prime Minister Abdulaziz bin Saleh Habtoor emphasized the "religious" duty of supporting Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Yemen's Ansarullah resistance movement warned the United States and its allies against any violation of the country's sovereignty amid the Yemeni Army's anti-Israeli operations in the Red Sea.

The morning aggression of America and its allies to Yemen, the death and wounding of 20 Zionist soldiers and the continuous air attacks of the Zionist regime on the Gaza Strip are among the most important developments of the 190th day of the Al-Aqsa storm operation.

CENTCOM said that they bombed Yemen last night together with British forces and with the support of Australia, Canada, Holland and Bahrain. These attacks on Yemen are the most severe of their kind since the beginning of the Western attack on this country.

The spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces announced this Friday morning that Yemeni army forces have targeted another American ship near the Gulf of Aden.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran has condemned the action of the US government in putting the name of Ansarullah in the list of terrorist organizations and said that this provocative action was done in order to complete the role of the US in supporting the crimes of the Zionist regime.

The spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces said on Thursday morning that the country's navy attacked an American ship in the Gulf of Aden with a number of missiles and accurately hit it.

Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Sayed Ali Khamenei on Tuesday hailed Yemen’s Armed Forces’ operation in the Red Sea against the Israeli-linked merchant vessels in support of the Gaza Strip which has been under relentless bombardment for 100 days.

The Al Jazeera news channel, citing its sources, announced a new attack on a ship in the Red Sea.

A Yemeni official warned that his country is preparing to retaliate against recent US-led military strikes in a way that will bring an end to American hegemony forever.