News - Yemen: The British Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency reported receiving a report from northwest of Mukha in Yemen on Monday. 

According to Reuters, the agency said: "We received a report of an incident 54 nautical miles northwest of Mukha in Yemen," adding that authorities are investigating the matter.

The Yemeni Armed Forces impose a ban on the passage of ships either owned by the Israeli regime or sailing toward Israeli ports from crossing the Arabian and Red Seas, expanding it to include the Indian Ocean, in support of Palestinian resistance in Gaza and in solidarity with the Palestinian people facing genocide by the enemy.

Meanwhile, the British maritime security company Ambrey's estimates indicate the targeted ship's connection to "Israel."

The Yemeni Armed Forces also target American and British ships in response to their airstrikes and missile attacks on Yemen, attempting to break the Yemeni naval blockade on the Zionist entity by force.

Sana'a asserts that it will not cease targeting these ships until the aggression stops and the blockade on Gaza is lifted, emphasizing that navigation in the Red and Arabian Seas is safe for all countries.