A leader of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement announced: Our naval operations will only stop with the cessation of aggression against Gaza.
Publish dateThursday 10 July 2025 - 08:43
Story Code : 321366
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Nasreddin Amer, deputy head of the media delegation of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement, stated: The targeting of ships associated with the Zionist regime in the Red Sea is carried out within the framework of supporting the Palestinian resistance and lifting the siege on the Gaza Strip.
According to the Palestinian news agency "Shehab", he further added that the aim of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement's naval operations is to put pressure on the Zionist occupiers to stop the attacks on Gaza.
Nasreddin Amer also stated that this operation is in response to the crimes being committed against the Palestinian people and that the Yemeni armed forces will continue to carry out their military operations in order to help and support the oppressed Palestinian people, and these operations will not stop unless the siege on the Gaza Strip is lifted and the aggression against this strip is stopped.
Earlier, the deputy head of the Ansar Allah media office also stated: “Gaza is not alone and Yemen does not sleep in humiliation.” He also issued a warning message to the occupiers, saying: “The Zionists should go to shelters. Those who attack Gaza and us will not sleep well.”
On Sunday night, the Zionist occupying army carried out a series of airstrikes that targeted vital facilities in the Hodeidah governorate in western Yemen. These attacks included the ports of Hodeidah, Ras Issa and Salif, as well as the Ras Al-Kuthaib power plant, which caused a power outage in large areas of the city.
Shortly after this bombing, Ansar Allah announced the firing of two missiles towards the occupied Palestinian territories, and the Israeli army confirmed that it had tried to intercept them.
Ansarullah military spokesman Yahya Saree also announced the launch of a special operation using 11 drones and missiles to target Ben Gurion Airport, the port of Ashdod, the Ashkelon power plant and the port of Umm al-Rishrash (Elaf). He stressed that the operation would continue until the Gaza blockade was lifted.
The rebel regime has resumed its war on Gaza since a fragile ceasefire collapsed in March. The army has advanced into many areas of the Gaza Strip, especially in the south, and has called for the evacuation of large areas in the north. The occupying army has threatened to remain in Gaza and will not withdraw from the new areas it has seized since March and imposed a suffocating blockade on food and medical aid.
According to the Palestinian news agency "Shehab", he further added that the aim of the Yemeni Ansarullah movement's naval operations is to put pressure on the Zionist occupiers to stop the attacks on Gaza.
Nasreddin Amer also stated that this operation is in response to the crimes being committed against the Palestinian people and that the Yemeni armed forces will continue to carry out their military operations in order to help and support the oppressed Palestinian people, and these operations will not stop unless the siege on the Gaza Strip is lifted and the aggression against this strip is stopped.
Earlier, the deputy head of the Ansar Allah media office also stated: “Gaza is not alone and Yemen does not sleep in humiliation.” He also issued a warning message to the occupiers, saying: “The Zionists should go to shelters. Those who attack Gaza and us will not sleep well.”
On Sunday night, the Zionist occupying army carried out a series of airstrikes that targeted vital facilities in the Hodeidah governorate in western Yemen. These attacks included the ports of Hodeidah, Ras Issa and Salif, as well as the Ras Al-Kuthaib power plant, which caused a power outage in large areas of the city.
Shortly after this bombing, Ansar Allah announced the firing of two missiles towards the occupied Palestinian territories, and the Israeli army confirmed that it had tried to intercept them.
Ansarullah military spokesman Yahya Saree also announced the launch of a special operation using 11 drones and missiles to target Ben Gurion Airport, the port of Ashdod, the Ashkelon power plant and the port of Umm al-Rishrash (Elaf). He stressed that the operation would continue until the Gaza blockade was lifted.
The rebel regime has resumed its war on Gaza since a fragile ceasefire collapsed in March. The army has advanced into many areas of the Gaza Strip, especially in the south, and has called for the evacuation of large areas in the north. The occupying army has threatened to remain in Gaza and will not withdraw from the new areas it has seized since March and imposed a suffocating blockade on food and medical aid.
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