Khaberni - The Houthis in Yemen issued a recorded message reflecting a warning about the possibility of resuming attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait amid American pressure on Iran.
In a video published by the military media on Sunday, the Houthis showed drone footage and images of previous attacks, warning that they would resume military operations against the ships if the situation deteriorates.
This message comes after a period of relative calm in the Houthi attacks, in the context of their maritime blockade on Israel on the routes in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea, in support of the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, many airlines began suspending commercial flights to various countries in the Middle East.
The American aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" arrived in the Middle East on Sunday, close to Iran.
US President Donald Trump previously stated, "We have a great force heading towards Iran." He added, "I prefer that nothing happens, but we are keeping a close watch on them."
For its part, Tel Aviv confirmed that its forces are prepared to attack "any enemy that threatens the security of the State of Israel." The Chief of Staff of the army, Eyal Zamir, emphasized that his forces "are fully prepared for various scenarios and continually working on enhancing their capabilities to achieve victory in the campaign against enemies."
From its side, Iran confirmed that it would treat any attack as "all-out war," and a senior Iranian official warned that Tehran would respond with its utmost strength, with full military readiness as an American aircraft carrier arrives in the Middle East.
