Yemen: After the sinking, we will continue to attack British ships in the Red Sea

 The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yemen, Hussein al-Ezzi, said this in a message posted on the X network, one day after a British ship carrying containers sank in the Red Sea almost two weeks after being targeted in a retaliatory attack by the Defense Forces. of Yemen. Ezzi has made it clear: "Yemen will continue to sink more British ships, and any impact or other losses will be added to the British bill".

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yemen added that it is the brutal regime that is attacking Yemen and partners with the United States in financing the crimes that are being committed against civilians in Ghazza. The large cargo ship M/V Rubymar, owned by the British Belize Company, was attacked by the Yemeni army on February 18 with several naval missiles in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, which is a strategic waterway connecting the Sea Red and Gulf of Aden. Deputy Foreign Minister of Yemen Hussein al-Ezzi Yemeni authorities have reported that the Rubymar, which had been abandoned for 12 days, sank on Friday evening when stormy weather swept through the Red Sea. The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) released a photo showing the ship leaning on one side and confirming that it was sinking.

The Yemeni army has been targeting the ships of the Zionist administration of Israel and those heading to the ports of the illegal regime since November last year to show solidarity with the Palestinians of Gaza who for the fifth month now continue to be plagued by war and barbaric attacks by the Zionist army which until they have now killed more than 30,320 Palestinians, most of them women and children, and injured 71,533 others. The Yemenis have stated loudly that they will not hesitate to carry out serious military operations against the interests of anyone who is hostile to Yemen in order to protect their land and prove their unwavering support for the Palestinian state.