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Official statement from spokesperson of the Yemeni Armed Forces:

The Yemeni navy successfully carried out a special military operation targeting a military cargo ship in Yemeni territorial waters in the Red Sea, specifically off Hodeidah governorate, while carrying out hostile activities.

The hostile ship carries military equipment of machinery, equipment and other equipment used in the aggression against the Yemeni people.

For weeks, this UAE ship has been under surveillance by our forces and has carried out several hostilities and engaged in hostile activities in Yemeni territorial waters. Over the past weeks, our forces have been monitoring the ship while transporting various quantities of weapons used to target the Yemeni people.

The Navy, as part of its defence missions in Yemeni territorial waters, has been and continues to monitor all hostile activities of aggression warships.

We reiterate our warning that we have right options to respond to aggression escalation. We say to [the] UAE enemy specifically. We have the right options, and our forces, with their multiple formations have strength and will, are present to respond to any aggressive escalation.

We carried out our operation in Yemeni territorial waters, neither Saudi nor UAE. The aggression coalition must stop its follies.

Your aggression against Yemen will not continue and your war against our dear, steadfast and fighting people will not continue and sooner or later defeat will be your destiny.

We warn the aggression forces of the consequences of any attempt to target the ship loaded with weapons, as the crew of the ship of different nationalities is still on board.

With God's help, we continue to defend the #Yemen and the people of Yemen until the aggression stops, the siege is lifted and even freedom and independence are achieved. We will not hesitate to take all appropriate options to deter the aggressors.
 

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Yemeni armed forces launch successful ballistic missile/drone strike against targets in UAE


Very impressive that they were able to successfully and precisely strike targets in the UAE 1500km away.

This is in response to the UAE invasion of Yemen and Israel-backed UAE occupation of Yemeni islands (Socotra Island).

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More than 60 killed, including children, in [Saudi regime] airstrikes in Yemen​

CAIRO — More than 60 people were killed and over 100 injured in airstrikes in Yemen, aid organizations and an official for the Houthi rebels said Friday, as the death toll mounted in a particularly violent week for the war-torn country.

At least three children were among the dozens of people killed, the humanitarian organization Save the Children said in a statement. They died while playing soccer near communications infrastructure in the port city of Hodeida that was badly damaged overnight, said Amjad Yamin, the media, communications and advocacy director for Save the Children in Yemen.

More than 60 adults were then killed early Friday when an airstrike hit a detention center in the northern city of Saada, a Houthi stronghold. Aid workers said migrants were among those being held in the detention center.

“To wake up to this level of civilian death toll is honestly horrifying,” Yamin said.

The war in Yemen has dragged on for seven years, causing a severe humanitarian crisis and widespread hunger. In recent weeks, the coalition has ramped up its airstrikes, targeting Houthi infrastructure but also killing civilians. In December, airstrikes damaged the airport in Sanaa, which has long been closed except for humanitarian flights because of coalition restrictions on airspace.

The Houthis said their attack on Abu Dhabi was intended as retaliation for an offensive by UAE-backed forces that recently claimed to have regained key territory from the rebels.

The United States once strongly backed the Saudi-led coalition. But President Biden announced early last year that Washington would withdraw support for the coalition’s offensive operations, which have been blamed for the deaths of thousands of civilians. The Trump administration had previously halted U.S. refueling of Saudi jets operating against the Houthis. Some members of Congress had long expressed outrage over U.S. involvement in the war, including weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.

The Internet was down across most of Yemen on Friday, adding to civilians’ distress as they tried to contact friends and relatives after the devastating airstrikes. The Houthis blamed the strike in Hodeida for the Internet outage.

The humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders said in a statement that al-Gumhourriyeh Hospital in Saada had received 138 wounded patients and had recorded 70 deaths after the attack on the detention center. “They are so overwhelmed that they can’t take any more patients,” the statement said of medical staff.

“It is impossible to know how many people have been killed,” Ahmed Mahat, head of the organization’s Yemen office,
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. “It seems to have been a horrific act of violence.”

Mutahar Almarwani, director general of the health office in Sanaa, said that the detention center was targeted early Friday and that more than 60 people were killed. He also said that death toll was expected to rise.

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