Yemen threatens to target Israeli movements as naval confrontations expand

Yemen expanded, on Sunday, the arena of naval confrontations with the Israeli occupation amid new military movements in the region.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The commander of the Coastal Defense Forces, Major General Mohammed Al-Qadri, confirmed, according to what was reported by the Yemeni Armed Forces website, that the ban on Israeli ships is not limited to the Red Sea but also extends to the Gulf of Aden.
Although the important sea corridor in this region has not witnessed navigation movement for the occupation since it received severe Yemeni strikes in the years following the Al-Aqsa Flood, the official Yemeni statement, in terms of timing, was interpreted as a message to the Israeli occupation, which is currently active militarily on the African side of the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
Hebrew media reported the arrival of Zionist submarines to the port of Berbera in the Somaliland region, while the president of the region calling for secession arrived in Tel Aviv to arrange the opening of an embassy as part of normalization procedures led by the UAE.
The recent movements indicate that this important sea corridor is heading towards an explosion, especially in light of the reconfiguration of regional alliances, anticipating the end of the war led by Israel and America to control the region’s passages and wealth.