News - Middle East:  The Zionist media continued reporting on the repercussions of the naval blockade imposed by the Yemeni Armed Forces on Israeli enemy shipping.

In a new report, the Hebrew newspaper Globes cited statements from the director of the largest food-importing company for the enemy, who confirmed that Yemeni naval operations are causing compounded difficulties and crises for the Zionist entity.

The director of Willy Food reiterated that what he called “attacks from Yemen have led to increased shipping costs,” referring to a new price hike following the launch of the fourth phase of the Yemeni Armed Forces’ naval blockade, which targets the fleet of any company dealing with the enemy’s ports.

He explained that “closing the Red Sea to ships has extended sailing times by 30 days,” highlighting the major disruption to supply chains to the enemy entity, in addition to the catastrophic consequences resulting from this delay.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have been enforcing a naval blockade targeting shipping routes to the Zionist entity, part of a broader strategy to pressure the enemy amid ongoing aggression on Gaza. 

Recent reports indicate that these operations have significantly disrupted supply chains, affecting imports, increasing shipping costs, and prolonging transit times. The blockade has led to rising prices for goods in the occupied cities, exacerbating economic hardship and contributing to a growing sense of insecurity among residents. Analysts note that the disruption underscores the strategic impact of Yemen’s naval capabilities on enemy logistics and commerce.