Yemeni Forces Extend Maritime Blockade to Indian Ocean, British Media Reports

British media outlets have acknowledged the expansion of the Yemeni maritime blockade imposed on Zionist navigation to the Indian Ocean. This confirms that the Yemeni armed forces have moved to establish a new equation in the rules of engagement with the trio of evil (America, Britain, and the Zionist enemy entity).

Numerous news websites and international media outlets, including CNN, have quoted a British naval officer discussing the emergence of indicators of the Yemeni blockade on the Zionist entity in the Indian Ocean. This comes after the blockade was enforced in the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, Bab al-Mandab, and the Gulf of Aden.

According to CNN, the British naval officer, Howard Weldon, confirmed the arrival of “bad news from the Indian Ocean,” referring to the effect of Yemeni operations that have expanded to chase Zionist enemy ships to the Cape of Good Hope.

The British officer commented on his statements, saying that those he called “the Houthis did something in the Indian Ocean.” These statements represent a clear British acknowledgment of the reality of the ability of the Yemeni armed forces to tighten their grip on Zionist navigation and prevent it from crossing at all. This doubles the economic and military pressures on the Zionist enemy entity, especially in light of the escalating Yemeni position. The leader of the revolution, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has promised upcoming surprises and wider, more paralyzing strikes on the enemies.

These indicators come on the heels of continuous withdrawals in the ranks of the American, British, and Western coalition, the latest of which is the withdrawal of a German frigate. This followed a few weeks that saw the withdrawal of Belgian, French, and Danish frigates. All these data confirm that the option of the Zionist enemy and its American and British patrons has become solitary and is limited only to lifting the aggression and siege on the oppressed Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.