News - Middle East: Marine Traffic, the specialized maritime tracking site, has confirmed that there are no expected ship arrivals at the port of Umm Al-Rashrash (Eilat).

In a related development, the Zionist economic affairs-focused site, Globes, disclosed that operations at the occupied Umm Al-Rashrash port have come to a complete halt due to threats from Yemen.

As per the Hebrew site's report, port authorities indicated that Yemeni threats are impacting all ships, whether passing through the Mediterranean or destined for Umm Al-Rashrash (Eilat).

Officials overseeing the port from the Zionist side stated that practically no vessels are visiting, with plans to send workers home and close port gates due to reduced activity.

On Sunday, the Yemeni Armed Forces announced the targeting of two Israeli ships in the Bab el Mandeb Strait after they disregarded warnings from the Naval Forces.

The statement affirmed that Yemeni Naval Forces targeted two Israeli ships in Bab el Mandeb—specifically, the United Explorer and the Number Nine ships.

It reiterated the commitment of the Yemeni Armed Forces to prevent Israeli ships from navigating the Red and Arabian Seas until the Israeli aggression against Gaza comes to an end.

The statement also reiterated a warning to all Israeli-affiliated or operated ships that they would be legitimate targets if they defy the instructions of the Yemeni Armed Forces.

Israeli military radio acknowledged damage to a vessel in the Red Sea, partially leased by an Israeli-owned company, while Israeli media reported that the 'Houthis' launched missiles and drones at several Israeli container ships in the Red Sea and an American destroyer in the same region.

Meanwhile, the Israeli shipping company (ZIM) mentioned changes in navigation routes for its vessels after two ships were targeted by drone strikes off the Yemeni coast.

The Yemeni Armed Forces had detained an Israeli ship in the Red Sea on November 19 in response to continued aggression against Gaza, vowing to persist in military operations against the Zionist enemy until the aggression on the strip halts.

Yemeni Military Media released footage of the controlled ship being pulled toward the Yemeni coast.

The Armed Forces announced intentions to target all types of ships bearing the flag of the Zionist entity or operated by Israeli companies or owned by them. They urged all countries worldwide to withdraw their citizens working within the crews of the enemy entity's ships and to avoid shipping goods for them.