Yemen Vows ‘Strong Response’ to U.S. Aggression WASHINGTON/ADEN(2)
Sunday 14 January 2024Year 1959 Number 12170
Yemen Vows ‘Strong Response’ to U.S. Aggression
WASHINGTON/ADEN(2)
“Our stance is unwavering, we will (continue) to stand with our brothers in Palestine and Gaza until victory and until all Palestinian land is liberated - not just Gaza,” he said.
On Friday, hundreds of thousands of people rallied in Sanaa, chanting slogans denouncing Israel and the United States, footage broadcast by the Al-Masirah TV showed.
At the UN Security Council, Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia said the U.S. and Britain “single-handedly triggered a spillover of the conflict (in Gaza) to the entire region.”
Yemen’s operations have forced commercial ships linked to Israel to take a longer, costlier route around Africa, creating concern about a new bout of inflation and supply chain disruption. Container shipping rates for some global routes have soared this week.
According to a report, U.S. and British military strikes in Yemen largely left intact most of the country’s ability to carry out operations against Israeli interests.
Citing two US officials, The New York Times reported that the volleys had degraded some 20 to 30
Ahead of the attacks, Yemen moved or hid much of its offensive capabilities, which are largely mounted on mobile carriers.
Continued in the next post.....
Yemen Vows ‘Strong Response’ to U.S. Aggression
WASHINGTON/ADEN(2)
“Our stance is unwavering, we will (continue) to stand with our brothers in Palestine and Gaza until victory and until all Palestinian land is liberated - not just Gaza,” he said.
On Friday, hundreds of thousands of people rallied in Sanaa, chanting slogans denouncing Israel and the United States, footage broadcast by the Al-Masirah TV showed.
At the UN Security Council, Russian UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia said the U.S. and Britain “single-handedly triggered a spillover of the conflict (in Gaza) to the entire region.”
Yemen’s operations have forced commercial ships linked to Israel to take a longer, costlier route around Africa, creating concern about a new bout of inflation and supply chain disruption. Container shipping rates for some global routes have soared this week.
According to a report, U.S. and British military strikes in Yemen largely left intact most of the country’s ability to carry out operations against Israeli interests.
Citing two US officials, The New York Times reported that the volleys had degraded some 20 to 30
Ahead of the attacks, Yemen moved or hid much of its offensive capabilities, which are largely mounted on mobile carriers.
Continued in the next post.....
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