Among the dead were military advisers from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah, who supported the Houthis in blocking the passage of ships in the Red Sea in protest against the Israeli genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Since January 12, fighter jets, submarines and warships have attacked Houthi positions on at least three occasions, although media outlets such as the New York Times claim that on only one occasion the rebels' combat capability was affected by 30 percent.
The rebel group was involved in the blockade of at least 20 commercial ships carrying goods for Israel, which has been bombing Gaza since October 7, killing more than 25,100 people and wounding 62,681 others, according to Palestinian sources.
The Ansar Allah leadership confirms that its actions in the Red Sea, including attacks against American warships in that region, will continue as long as Tel Aviv’s aggression against the Palestinian population in the coastal sector continues.
The narrow strip, with an area of just over 360 square kilometers, and an initial population of 2.3 million people, was subjected to a strong siege by the Zionist regime for more than 15 years, and now more than two-thirds of it has been destroyed. Role.
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