News - Yemen: Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced on Sunday that the Rocketry Force, drone units, and naval forces targeted the US aircraft carrier USS Truman and hostile warships in the Red Sea three times over the past 24 hours.  

Brig. Gen. Saree stated that Yemeni forces have been responsibly and effectively confronting ongoing US aggression against the country for the third consecutive week. The engagements targeted hostile warships, including the US aircraft carrier Truman, in three separate operations within the past day.  

The Armed Forces confirmed that the confrontations were carried out using a combination of cruise missiles and drones, striking enemy targets with precision.  

They reiterated their unwavering commitment to developing defensive operations and responding to escalation with escalation, vowing not to retreat from supporting the oppressed Palestinian people until the aggression on Gaza ceases and the blockade is lifted.  

The Armed Forces hailed their fighters, who are fulfilling their religious, humanitarian, and moral duty in defense of a free and independent Yemen while standing in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people.  

They also congratulated the Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, the Yemeni people, the valiant resistance fighters in Gaza, the brave Palestinian people, and all freedom-loving members of the nation on Eid Al-fitr occasion.  

The US president Donald Trump has announced targeting Yemen in efforts to deter Yemenis from their principled and moral stance in support of Gaza.

This came as the Yemeni Armed Forces announced weeks ago to resume targeting Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea after Israel cut off the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza earlier this month and broke the ceasefire deal brokered by Trump.

The Yemeni people reaffirm their steadfastness and unwavering support for Gaza, no matter the challenges or sacrifices, emphasizing their full readiness to confront American escalation with further escalation.