Weapons saved, drones shifted to the Red Sea, how are they confronting 3 countries simultaneously?

Yemen’s Houthi movement will expand its targets in the Red Sea region to include US ships, an official with the Iran-allied group said. It vowed to continue attacks following US and British attacks on its sites in Yemen. Houthi attacks on ships in the region since November have hit companies and major powers worried as Israel escalates its more than three-month war with Hamas militants in Gaza. The group says it is acting in solidarity with the Palestinians.

Houthi spokesman Nasruddin Amer told Al Jazeera that British and US ships had become “legitimate targets” due to attacks by both countries on Yemen last week. Amer said that it is not necessary for the ship to go to Israel for us to target it. For this, being American is enough. The United States is on the verge of losing its maritime security. The Houthis had previously said they would only target Israeli ships or ships en route to Israel.

In the latest apparent attack, US Central Command said Houthi forces in Yemen on Monday attacked the US-owned and operated dry bulk ship Gibraltar Eagle with an anti-ship ballistic missile, although there were no reports of injuries or significant damage. Was. Eagle Bulk Shipping, the ship’s US-based operator, said it was hit by an “unknown projectile” while sailing 100 miles (160 km) off the Gulf of Aden. It said the attack caused a fire in a section of the ship, which was carrying steel products, but there were no casualties and the ship continued on its way.