Coalition vows strong response to Houthis' threats
The report by Al-Bilad newspaper details the measures taken by the Saudi-led coalition supporting legitimacy in Yemen to protect coalition ships passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. It emphasizes that the Houthi threats against these vessels violate international law and constitute acts of piracy. The report clarifies that the coalition will respond firmly to any threats against passing ships, and that more than 300 commercial ships were allowed to enter Yemeni ports during the first half of 2026, despite the Houthis' attempts to falsify information regarding the blockade and the closure of ports and airports. Additionally, Major General Turki Al-Malki confirmed that the Houthi militia caused the destruction and closure of Sana'a Airport, while the coalition’s measures are aimed at ensuring the safety of international navigation and the continuity of commercial and humanitarian operations.
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