Yemen: In a resolute message affirming a shift towards comprehensive military escalation against the nefarious trio - the United States, Britain, and the Israeli enemy - the Yemeni Armed Forces declared on Tuesday the commencement of the tenth year of resilience with six significant military operations targeting four American and British ships heading to occupied Palestinian ports, and two American destroyers, as well as Zionist targets in Umm al-Rishrash.

The spokesperson for the Armed Forces, Brigadier Yahya Sare'e, stated in a military announcement: "In a triumph for the justice of the Palestinian people and the inauguration of the tenth year of resilience in confronting the US-British aggression on our country, the Yemeni Armed Forces executed six military operations over the past 72 hours, utilizing a substantial number of ballistic missiles and drones."

The Naval and Rocketry Forces targeted Maersk Saratoga, APL Detroit, Huang Pu, and Pretty Lady after identifying them as either owned by the US or Britain.

Sare'e mentioned that the Air Force also conducted a drone attack against two US destroyers in the Red Sea.

He confirmed that "the Rocketry Force conducted a military operation targeting several Israeli targets in the area of Umm al-Rishrash in southern occupied Palestine."

The military operations, the spokesman noted, were deemed “successful.”

The spokesperson for the Armed Forces dedicated these operations "to all the mujahideen in the factions of the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip."

He emphasized that the Armed Forces "reaffirm their commitment to carrying out further operations against all hostile targets, and maintain the decision to prevent Israeli navigation or heading towards the ports of occupied Palestine in the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean until the aggression is halted and the siege is lifted on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip."

Ships Data:

Marine navigation tracking data reveals that the Maersk Saratoga is a container ship flying the American flag, owned and operated by an American company, with a total length of 195 meters and a width of 32.2 meters.

As for the ship APL Detroit, it is a large container ship flying the flag of Singapore, measuring approximately 328.2 meters in length and 52 meters in width, and its name indicates its affiliation with the United States.

Navigation tracking data indicates that the ship Pretty Lady, targeted by the Armed Forces and heading to occupied Palestinian ports, is a bulk cargo ship sailing under the flag of Malta, measuring about 190 meters in length and 32.3 meters in width. It attempted to traverse the Red Sea with a false destination, listing its destination as the Suez Canal.

Regarding the British Huang Pu, it is an oil tanker with a length of 250 meters and a width of 44 meters. The American enemy had acknowledged targeting it two days ago, alleging it was a Chinese ship, after altering its ownership data last February to appear as if it were owned by a company based in Hong Kong. However, the archive of its navigation tracking data indicates its ownership by a British company.

Coming in the Tenth Year:

The simultaneous targeting of ships of the three categories - American, British, and en route to the enemy entity - alongside targeting two American destroyers, and striking targets in Umm al-Rishrash, coupled with the announcement of these operations all at once, sends a clear message to the enemies that the Yemeni Armed Forces are steadfastly establishing their stance on all fronts of maritime and land operations, rendering all endeavors to "deter" Yemen and influence its stance futile.

The execution of these operations within merely 72 hours, and their announcement as the commencement of the tenth year of resilience, sends a clear message that the Armed Forces are advancing towards a significant escalation against the aggression triad on Gaza and Yemen. This also reaffirms the declaration made by the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi, last Thursday, about broader plans to conduct more impactful operations against the enemy, whether through intensifying operations or introducing advanced capabilities, as the leader also pledged in his speech on National Resilience Day this week.