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Houthis engage Saudi via maritime routes

Houthis engage Saudi via maritime routes

The Houthi rebels in Yemen announced a naval blockade in the Red Sea against Saudi Arabia in response to escalating military tensions between the two sides. The group's military spokesman, Yahya Saree, confirmed that this blockade is becoming effective as part of a strategy of siege and counter-siege. He also stated that the group is prepared for all economic and security options, calling for continued mobilization, training, and readiness for potential confrontations in the region. This comes after coalition forces intercepted ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis targeting Saudi Arabia, along with reports of the Houthis threatening to attack Saudi oil facilities if the escalation continues.

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