Yemen’s Houthi rebelssupported Iranthey stated that they “ready” face the possible “Aggression” of the USAto stop rebel attacks on ships in Red seaand assured that they will not withdraw their support “oppressed” Palestinian people.

Houthi military spokesman Yehya Sarea– he mentioned in his report in X (formerly Twitter) to recent statements by top Yemeni rebel leader Abdelmalik al-Houthi, in which he warned the US that will face something tougher than Afghanistan and Vietnam if you decide to send troops to Yemen.

“Yemeni Armed Forces fully prepared militarily carry out the directives of Commander Abdul Malik (…) Al-Houthi, God bless him, to resist any aggression against our country and our people at any time,” Saria said last night.

He stressed that the forces of the Shia movement “will not hesitate to do whatever is necessary” in the event of a US attack “within the framework of their religious and national duties and responsibilities,” and called for “ American enemy take into account commander’s warningsmaximum rebels.

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On the other hand, the Houthi spokesman insisted that his movement’s position “on the Palestinian issue and (in support of) the oppressed Palestinian people is firm, based on principles and will not change, regardless of events and challenges.”

Since the start of the war in the Palestinian Gaza Strip on October 7, the Houthis have fired volleys from time to time. Missiles and drones against southern Israel as well as against ships flying the flag of the Jewish state or owned by Israeli companies in the Red Sea.

Sarea made the warnings hours after thousands of supporters of the Houthi rebels, who control vast regions of northern, central and western Yemen, including Sanaa. will concentrate in the capital of Yemen against the USA and Israel and in support for Palestinians.

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This was the second mass gathering in Sana’a for the same purpose since the US announced the creation of multinational military coalition to protect shipping in the Red Sea and the important Bab el-Mandeb Strait, located off the coast of Yemen.

Meanwhile, the Israeli armed forces announced this Saturday “tactical” pause four hours of hostilities in Rafah refugee campin the south of the Gaza Strip, the purpose of which is to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid.

“There will be a local and temporary tactical suspension of hostilities with humanitarian purposes in the Rafah camp from 10:00 to 14:00 for supply purposes,” an Israeli army spokesman said in Arabic. Avichai Adrai.

In any case, Adrai emphasizes that Israeli forces are “actively working against Hamas and terrorist organizations,” so Movement of civilians remains prohibited in the Khan Younis area through the axis of the Saladin highway. “Saladin’s axis is a battlefield, and getting there is dangerous,” he warned.

The movement of civilians for humanitarian purposes will be allowed through the ring road located west of Khan Younis, as well as Al Rashid Al Baher and Al Shuhadaa streets leading to Deir el Balaa.

Israeli military authorities previously ordered residents of the town of Khan Yunis move to the side southtowards Rafah, where they will be safe from Israeli military operations. Over there thousands of displaced people They survive in tents and temporary shelters.

(according to information from EFE And Europe Press)