SANA'A: The Yemeni Armed Forces have declared their intent to continue targeting vessels linked to Israel, regardless of any changes in ownership or company affiliations. Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the army spokesman, stated that efforts by shipping companies affiliated with the Zionist regime to transfer and sell shares to other entities will not deter Yemen's punitive actions against these vessels. The announcement confirms that forces will persist in striking Israel-linked ships operating in and around the Red Sea, despite attempts to conceal their connections to the Tel Aviv regime. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Saree highlighted that many maritime shipping companies connected to Israel are attempting to circumvent Yemen's punitive measures. He warned that any parties involved with these companies or vessels would face consequences and be barred from entering the Yemeni Armed Forces' operational zone. Saree emphasized that changes in ownership or flags of the Israel-linked ships would no t protect them from Yemen's military actions. The Yemeni armed forces have committed to maintaining a naval blockade and continuing their attacks on ships associated with the Zionist regime or those headed to the occupied territories. This stance will persist until Israel ceases its attacks on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, as noted by Saree.
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