News - Yemen: The British Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) announced on Wednesday that an incident occurred off the coast of Mocha, west of Yemen.

In a statement on the X platform, UKMTO said it received a report of an incident 40 nautical miles south of Mocha, west of Yemen.

On Tuesday, the Yemeni Armed Forces announced they had carried out three naval military operations against the Zionist enemy, targeting American and Israeli ships.

The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, announced the execution of three operations by various units of the Armed Forces in the Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and the Gulf of Aden. These operations were conducted in support of the Palestinian people's plight and in response to US-British aggression against Yemen.

Brigadier General Sare'e explained that the operations involved the Naval Forces, the Air Force, and the Rocketry Force, with high-level coordination. They targeted the American ship Maersk Sentosa in the Arabian Sea using several ballistic and cruise missiles, achieving direct hits.

Additionally, the ship Marthopolis was targeted in the Arabian Sea by several drones. The Air Force confirmed precise hits, targeting the ship due to the owning company's violation of the decision to prohibit entry into the ports of occupied Palestine.

The third operation targeted the Israeli ship MSC Patnaree in the Gulf of Aden using several drones, successfully achieving the objective.

Sare'e reaffirmed that the Yemeni Armed Forces are prepared and ready to carry out necessary missions against all parties supporting the Israeli enemy and targeting the Yemeni people, providing military facilities to the American and Israeli enemies in their attacks on Yemen.

Yemen's operations are in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who are enduring a genocidal Israeli war.

The Armed Forces have vowed to sustain their operations as long as the Israeli regime continues its brutal military onslaught, which has claimed the lives of nearly 38,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children. 

They have also pledged to continue their strikes as long as the regime maintains the siege enforced against Gaza since 2006, which has been markedly tightened during the war.