Yemeni and Iraqi resistance forces execute a trio of military operations targeting Israeli sites

Yemeni Army spokesperson Yahya Saree announced that two drone strikes were carried out against locations in the northern region of what is termed occupied Palestine, with additional operations targeting a key site at the Umm Al-Rashrash (Eilat) Port in the southern area of the same territory.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have announced that a series of three operations, utilizing multiple drones over a period of 48 hours, were successfully executed, meeting all their predetermined goals.

The declaration underscored the unwavering resolve of resistance fighters from Yemen and Iraq to persist in countering Israeli actions until the aggression ends and the blockade on Gaza is fully lifted.

Since Israel initiated its military campaign in Gaza over a year ago, leading to more than 43,000 fatalities, Yemen has conducted numerous operations targeting Israeli forces.

Yemeni forces have implemented a partial blockade on Israel, limiting the passage of Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea regions.

In the aftermath of a recently established ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, concluding a two-month period of heavy bombardment in southern and central Lebanon, Yemeni and Iraqi resistance groups have continued their anti-Israel activities.

Last Thursday, the head of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement asserted that Yemen, alongside the Iraqi resistance, holds a substantial obligation to support the people of Gaza, amid mounting pressure from the United States and its allies.

Abdulmalik al-Houthi has stated that the United States is persistently applying economic pressure via the United Nations and other international bodies with the aim of influencing their stance. However, he affirmed that these attempts are in vain and will not lead to a change in their position.

He stated, “Despite Israel’s intentions to isolate Gaza, we are here to assert that we will not permit such actions to take place.”