The Houthis have carried out attacks on ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, the leader of the Yemeni terrorists confirmed. During his remarks, he announced two military operations against ships that he said were violating the ban on entry to Israeli-controlled ports in the “occupied territories.”
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The first attack targeted the oil tanker SOUNION, owned by a company that the spokesman said was working with Israel. The ship was hit while sailing in the Red Sea and nearly sank as a result.
The second operation was carried out against the ship SW North Wind I, also associated with a company that has contacts with Israel. This vessel was hit while sailing in the waters of the region.
Kursor also wrote that the Houthis are trying to secretly enter Israel in disguise.
Jordan provided Israel with secret information that Houthi forces were arriving in Rabat Ammon disguised as tourists and attempting to cross the border.
Sources familiar with the situation said Jordanian intelligence had thwarted several cross-border infiltration attempts by the Houthis in recent months.
In addition, the Houthis continue to threaten shipping in the Red Sea, periodically attacking commercial vessels with various types of weapons. It recently emerged that the Houthis have at their disposal both weapons stolen from the Yemeni army and deadly samples from Iran, as well as copies of Soviet weapons.
The Houthis possess Soviet- and Chinese-made missiles, as well as Iranian missiles with a range of up to 2,000 kilometers.
