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Houthis Attack and Sink Israeli Cargo Ship Eternity C
Yemeni Houthis sank the cargo ship Eternity C linked to Israel. Four crew members died, six were rescued, and fifteen are reported missing.
Yemeni Houthis sank the cargo ship Eternity C linked to Israel. Four crew members died, six were rescued, and fifteen are reported missing.
The Houthi leader stated that strikes on Israel will continue despite the U.S. decision to end its military operation in Yemen.
A ballistic missile was launched from Yemeni territory toward the occupied Palestinian lands. Sirens were heard in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
US airstrikes on Yemen have resulted in 53 deaths, including children and women. In retaliation, the Houthis launched 18 missiles and a drone at a US aircraft carrier.
The Yemeni group Ansarullah (Houthis) has vowed to respond to US-UK airstrikes on Sanaa, calling them a war crime.
The US launched airstrikes on Yemen’s Sanaa province. According to the Houthi-controlled Ministry of Health, nine civilians were killed and nine others were injured.
A senior official of Yemen's Ansarullah movement (Houthis), Hazem al-Asad, issued a rare statement addressed to Israeli settlers, written in Hebrew. In the message, he warned that for their own peace of mind, they should return to Cyprus or their countries of origin.
According to Israel Hayom, Yemen’s Ansarullah movement (Houthis) has rejected a U.S. proposal for negotiations and a cessation of attacks on Israel. The group stated it will not consider a ceasefire until the occupation of Gaza ends.
Newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump is planning to intensify actions against the Houthis in Yemen. According to Israeli analysts, Trump intends to revive a regional coalition in the Persian Gulf to combat the Houthis and increase pressure on Iran, which supports them.
The UAE-backed Transitional Council of the South launched an offensive against the Houthis in the Taiz area, while Saudi Arabia intensified shelling in the north, including strikes on the city of Saada.
The Yemeni armed forces attacked the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier group using cruise missiles and kamikaze drones. During the operation, the United States lost an F/A-18 fighter jet due to friendly fire.
After Bashar al-Assad fled Syria, the Houthis revealed that their embassy in Damascus had been closed since 2023 as part of Syria's rapprochement with Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, an Israeli airstrike destroyed a Syrian archive, raising questions about possible cooperation between Assad and Israel and Iran’s future role in the "new Syria."
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