News - Yemen: In a bold move of defiance, the Yemeni Armed Forces have claimed responsibility for a drone attack on the ship "MEGALOPOLIS" in the Arabian Sea. 

The strike, which marked a significant escalation in retaliation to the Israeli genocidal crimes in Gaza and Lebanon, was justified by the Yemeni Armed Forces on the grounds that the company owning the ship had breached the embargo. This operation is part of broader support for Palestinian and Lebanese resistance movements against Israeli actions in Gaza and Lebanon.

In a statement following the operation, the Yemeni Armed Forces saluted the Palestinian and Lebanese Mujahideen, emphasizing that the martyrdom of prominent resistance leader Yahya Sinwar would only strengthen their resolve. Sinwar, regarded as a key figure in the Palestinian resistance, has become a symbol of the fight against Israeli occupation.

The Yemeni Armed Forces reiterated their commitment to imposing a naval blockade on Israel, vowing to continue targeting all vessels linked to or associated with Israeli interests. They also promised to maintain missile and drone strikes against Israeli targets until the "aggression" ceases and the siege on Gaza is lifted.

As the Yemeni Armed Forces mark the second year of their involvement in the "Promised Conquest" and the "Holy Jihad," they made clear that these operations will persist unless the attacks on Gaza and Lebanon are halted. 

The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, confirmed that the Yemeni front continues, and the number of ships linked to the Israeli enemy that have been targeted, along with the Americans and the British, has reached 196 ships.

In a speech on the latest developments in Lebanon and Gaza, Thursday, he stated that Yemeni support continues with missiles and drones to occupied Palestine, with operations this week carried out using 25 ballistic and cruise missiles and drones.