Leader Vows to Sustain Red Sea Blockade: 'Israeli Navigation Remains Shut Down'
News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, reaffirmed the continued closure of the Red Sea to Israeli navigation, highlighting Yemen's sustained and effective blockade against the enemy.
In his Thursday address, the Leader stated: "The complete closure of the Red Sea to Israeli maritime traffic remains in full effect, with the port of Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) paralyzed."
Regarding Yemen's military operations in support of Gaza during this month, he revealed: "25 ballistic, hypersonic, and drone missiles were launched." The total since the second operation phase began on 15th Ramadan has reached 309 missiles and drones, with Yemeni forces fulfilling their religious duty "within available capabilities."
Domestically, the Leader emphasized 1,108 protests and rallies nationwide last week – including tribal and student demonstrations – alongside ongoing mobilization activities.
Globally, solidarity protests emerged in 4 Muslim nations and 17 other countries (including Europe, America, Australia, and Argentina), reflecting widespread outrage over Gaza's genocide.
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Iranian security: The agents were planning to destabilize security and carry out sabotage operations targeting the country’s infrastructure and economic centers
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Iranian security: Large quantities of equipment and ammunition were seized from the agents, including American-made weapons
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Iranian security: Over 50 Mossad agents have been arrested and 2 others killed over the past two weeks in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, eastern Iran
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Medical sources: The number of martyrs from the ongoing enemy bombardment on several areas in the Gaza Strip since dawn today has risen to 81
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Palestinian sources: 31 martyrs, including 13 aid seekers as a result of the Zionist enemy’s massacres in the Gaza Strip since dawn today.
