Al -Houthi threatens more operations against the American and Israeli enemy

The leader of the Houthi group in Yemen, Abdul -Malik al -Houthi, announced that his group continued to target the US naval parts with high effectiveness. In a video of him, Al -Houthi said that the American aircraft carrier “Truman” is in the case of “continuous chase” and moving north of the Red Sea rapidly. He added that the group is in a “advanced” position at the sea level.

Al -Houthi also affirmed the continuation of the military operations against the American forces, which he said, “are participating with the Israeli enemy and supporting it in its aggression against Palestine and the peoples of the Arab nation.” He referred to the shooting down of 17 American M-Quo-9 aircraft, a process that he described as a “unique case that we do not hear like”, without specifying the period of time during which these planes were shot down.

In a related context, Fox News quoted sources that since the beginning of the Israeli war on Gaza in October 2023, the Houthis shot down at least 13 American aircraft, as the cost of one Mi-9 plane is estimated at $ 30 million. Al -Houthi stressed that his missile forces, running planes and air defense continues to carry out their duties in the face of the American aggression.

Houthi also touched on the escalation of American attacks on Yemen, noting that the United States relies on ghost planes and grenade launchers to launch raids, which sometimes reach more than 90 raids per day. He considered that the United States “commits crimes” in the context of its “aggression” against Yemen without any legal justification.

Al -Houthi also mentioned that the “American aggression” was unable to achieve its goals in liquidating the Yemeni leaders or eliminating the resistance, stressing that the battle is between his group and the Israeli enemy, noting that the military operations supporting Palestine are continuing, and that the United States was unable to prevent operations against the Israeli occupation or protect Israeli navigation in the Red Sea and the Bab al -Mandab. (Al -Jazeera)