The Zionist entity fuels more tension in the Red Sea
The Zionist occupation forces launched air attacks on Yemeni Hodeidah port, pushing the latter to retaliate in Oum Al-Rashrash (Eilat) with ballistic missiles.
After the Zionist air strike on the Hodeidah port city, the Houthis adopted attacks on the US cargo vessel Pumba with missiles in the Red Sea, in addition to the port of occupied southern city Oum Al-Rashrash, promising to continue their attacks as long as the Zionists continue their onslaught in Gaza.
Yemen’s Hodeidah port city is still on fire after 12 hours of Zionist air strikes targetting 20 oil storage tanks. The attack killed three and injured 87 people. Consequently, the port, which is a vital facility for Yemeni people to receive goods will be out of service, as its equipments were deliberately targeted.
The Houthi Supreme Political Council said there will be an “effective response” to the Zionist air strikes, while the Occupation’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, vowed to retaliate “by all means”, which raises expectations of looming tensions in the Red Sea.
