Embry announces Yemeni drones have attacked ships in the Red Sea: Iran News Agency

British maritime security company Embry announced early Friday morning that a merchant ship 58 miles southwest of Hodeida harbour was targeted by a drone attack.

Iran Communications/West Asia:

Iran News Agency quoted the Yemeni Al-Masirah Network website and reported that the attack was carried out in retaliation for the attack carried out by the United States-British allied forces in the Hodeida region of western Yemen in the early hours of this morning.

Yemeni news sources reported Friday morning that the U.S.-British allied forces had once again targeted western Yemen.

According to Al-Masirah reports, the US and British invading coalition forces bombed the city of Al-Salif in Hodeida province in western Yemen twice.

There are no public reports about possible victims of this attack.

In recent months, various parts of Yemen have repeatedly been targeted by US and British attacks. These attacks are being carried out with the aim of putting pressure on Yemen to end the naval blockade imposed by the Zionist regime.

According to Iran Press, in the past few months, and after the start of the Al-Aqsa flood operation in Gaza, the Yemeni military has targeted several ships of the occupied Kuds administration or ships bound for the occupied areas of the Red Sea and the Bab El Mandeb Strait in order to support Palestinian national resistance.

The Yemeni military has pledged to continue attacking the Zionist regime's ships or ships bound for occupied areas in the Red Sea unless the Zionist regime stops attacking Gaza.