News - Yemen: An international maritime website has confirmed that the company operating the vessel Magic Seas, which was targeted by a Yemeni operation off the coast of Hodeidah, owns at least three other ships that recently docked at ports belonging to the Zionist entity.

The Maritime website reported on Wednesday that the operation carried out by the Yemeni Armed Forces involved four unmanned naval units, two of which struck the port (left) side of the ship, causing significant damage to its cargo and clear structural destruction.

The report noted that the operation comes amid a rise in Yemeni maritime deterrence actions targeting companies involved in supporting the Zionist occupation and its maritime activities. It added that the selection of this specific vessel was linked to its navigation records, which show ties to enemy ports.

This development coincides with an acknowledgment by an Israeli channel of the occupation army’s failure to stop missile launches from Yemen—an indication of the growing capabilities of the Yemeni forces and the expanding reach of their operational impact in the Red Sea and the region as a whole.

The sinking of the Magic Seas cargo ship by Yemen’s Armed Forces in the Red Sea has drawn international attention, especially following confirmation that the vessel’s owning company has a documented history of operating along routes connected to Israeli ports.

Over recent months, Yemen has intensified its naval operations, warning that any ship cooperating with or aiding Israel will be deemed a legitimate target. The Magic Seas reportedly ignored direct warnings from Sana'a before being struck by four unmanned naval drones, leading to its complete destruction and sinking.