Operations at Israel's Eilat port down 80%
The Zionist newspaper Calcalist has reported that loading and unloading activities in the port of Eilat belonging to the Zionist administration of Israel have decreased by 80 percent.
The newspaper has written that: Many companies have stopped sailing through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal due to the threat (of the Ansarullah movement), which has caused great losses to the port of Eilat. According to the newspaper, the threats of the United States to Yemen have increased the tension in the region, and that the alternative routes used by the cargo ships to the important port of the Zionists have increased the cost of transportation and the distance, and thus the cargo arrives late. The forces of Yemen have continued to attack with missiles ships heading to the ports of the Zionist regime of Israel in occupied Palestine. Before that, the economic news website Galobs wrote that the port of Eilat was the biggest hit in the Gaza war. The website reported that, the war has caused great damage to the port of Eilat and now it is about to be closed. The Yemeni Navy has warned that it will continue military operations against the ships and interests of the Zionist enemy until he stops his attacks against Gaza and his crimes against the Palestinian people.
