The Houthis announce a ban on maritime navigation to Saudi Arabia. The Houthis announce a ban on maritime navigation to Saudi Arabia in response to the blockade imposed on Yemen.
The Ansar Allah movement, the Houthis, in Yemen announced the imposition of a ban on maritime navigation for Saudi ships, in a move it described as a response to the blockade that the Kingdom has imposed on Yemen for more than twelve years.
Details
Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said in a statement that his group announces a “ban on maritime navigation” on Saudi Arabia according to what he described as “equating a siege with a siege,” saying that this threat will come into effect the moment it is announced.
The Houthi group announced, on Monday, “the imposition of a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia,” days after renewed confrontations with the Yemeni government, for the first time in years, in a development related to the same scene.
The renewed tension dates back to July 13, when the Houthis announced that they had targeted Abha Airport with missiles and drones, in response to a bombing that targeted Sanaa Airport, after which the Yemeni government announced that it had targeted the runway to prevent an Iranian plane from landing, because it had not obtained permission to do so.
A new escalation between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia (CNN) - The Iranian-backed Yemeni Houthi group announced, on Monday, the imposition of a “maritime navigation ban” on Saudi Arabia, attributing this to what it described as “a comprehensive Saudi blockade of ports and airports on land, sea and air.”
The military spokesman for the Houthis, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, published a statement in which he announced “a ban on maritime navigation against the Saudi enemy, according to media follow-up of the event.”
Data indicate that last week, the Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of launching air strikes on the airport of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
The statement continued that the group that controls the capital, Sanaa, and accused Saudi Arabia of targeting its airport last week, "has the right to confront the comprehensive escalation with comprehensive escalation and stabilize this equation."
Tensions have escalated between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia over a range of issues, including the long-standing Saudi blockade of Houthi-controlled areas in the north of the country, and direct flights between Tehran and Sanaa.
Statements
“Imposing a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia”
“On Saudi Arabia, according to what he described as”
Context
Saudi Arabia has not yet issued any statements commenting on the Houthi statement.
The Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of targeting Sanaa International Airport with air strikes, according to media follow-up of the event.
On the other hand, the military spokesman for the Houthis, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, published a statement in which he announced “a ban on maritime navigation against the Saudi enemy.”
On the other hand, the Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of targeting Sanaa International Airport with air strikes.
Data indicate that the Houthi group announced, on Monday, “the imposition of a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia,” days after renewed confrontations with the Yemeni government, for the first time in years.
On the other hand, the Houthi group announced, on Monday, “the imposition of a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia,” days after renewed confrontations with the Yemeni government, for the first time in years.
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According to available follow-up, the path related to the Houthis announcing a ban on maritime navigation to Saudi Arabia is still open to subsequent developments, whether through official statements or additional reactions from the relevant parties.
In the details related to the matter, Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said in a statement that his group announces a “ban on maritime navigation” on Saudi Arabia according to what he described as “the equation of siege with a siege,” saying that this threat will come into effect the moment it is announced, which enhances the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis announcing a ban on maritime navigation on Saudi Arabia.
In the details related to the matter, the Houthi group announced, on Monday, “the imposition of a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia,” days after renewed confrontations with the Yemeni government, for the first time in years, thus enhancing the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis announcing a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia.
In the details related to the issue, the renewed tension dates back to July 13, when the Houthis announced that they had targeted Abha Airport with missiles and drones, in response to a bombing that targeted Sanaa Airport. After that, the Yemeni government announced that it had targeted the runway to prevent an Iranian plane from landing, because it had not obtained permission to do so, thus enhancing the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis declaring a ban on maritime navigation to Saudi Arabia.
In the details related to the issue, and a new escalation between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia (CNN) - The Iranian-backed Yemeni Houthi group announced, on Monday, the imposition of a “maritime navigation ban” on Saudi Arabia, attributing this to what it described as “a comprehensive Saudi blockade on ports and airports on land, sea and air,” which enhances the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis announcing a maritime navigation ban on Saudi Arabia.
In the details related to the matter, the military spokesman for the Houthis, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, published a statement in which he announced “a ban on maritime navigation against the Saudi enemy, which enhances the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis announcing a ban on maritime navigation against Saudi Arabia.”
In the details related to the matter, last week, the Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of launching air strikes on the airport of the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, which enhances the clarity of the general picture about the Houthis declaring a ban on maritime navigation on Saudi Arabia.
