News - Yemen: Head of the National Delegation, Mohammed Abdulsalam, emphasized Yemen's unwavering support for Palestine based on religious, national, and ethical principles.

Abdulsalam articulated Yemen's perception of Israel as a significant threat, posing dangers not only to nations but also to the unity of the Islamic world.

He highlighted how Yemen's actions, particularly operations impacting Israel economically, stand as a demonstration of solidarity within the Islamic community.

Abdulsalam revealed ongoing diplomatic efforts with involved nations aimed at ending the blockade and halting aggression against Gaza.

He stressed that the Palestinian cause is non-negotiable, condemning the plight of Gazans and asserting Yemen's refusal to compromise on this issue.

Regarding Yemeni Armed Forces' military operations, Abdulsalam clarified their sole focus: targeting Israeli and affiliated ships at occupied ports, directly tied to the demand for lifting the blockade and stopping aggression on Gaza.

Abdulsalam stated that if aggressor nations desire a cessation of naval operations against Israel, they must first lift the blockade on Gaza, allowing essential supplies like food and medicine to enter.

He assured that the Red Sea remains secure for maritime traffic, except for vessels associated with the Israeli enemy, commending a Chinese company for suspending its ships' entry into occupied entity ports.

Yemen's Armed Forces have conducted multiple military operations in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza who are facing violence, destruction, and blockade. 

The latest operations targeted sensitive locations in the Umm al-Rashrash area, using a significant fleet of drones. 

These actions were carried out under the directives of Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi and in response to the calls for liberation from the Yemeni populace and the global community. 

The Armed Forces also targeted two Israeli-bound container ships and a Norwegian-flagged fuel tanker heading towards Israel. 

The military operations have prompted some shipping companies to reroute their vessels to avoid potential attacks by Yemeni forces.

More than 19,088 people have been killed in Gaza since the regime launched its attacks on October 7, the day when the Palestinian resistance group Hamas carried out Operation Al-Aqsa Storm against the Israelis.

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