The Houthis "pound" ships in the Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the Mediterranean

Great naval tragedy for the West: The Houthis "pound" ships in the Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the Mediterranean - American naval armada rushes

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The Iran- and Russia-backed Houthis claimed to have attacked four more cargo ships in their biggest attack in 24 hours.

The Houthis prove day by day that the situation is developing into a great naval tragedy for the West. The American Admiral is absolutely confirmed: The West's greatest naval operation has failed miserably.

The Houthis also claimed that the attacks were carried out on "three fronts", according to Al-Ain media in the United Arab Emirates.

Houthi Spokesman Yahya Shari says their military recently targeted the following ships in various maritime areas:

-The “MSC Unific VI” was hit in the Arabian Sea

-The “Delonix” Oil Tanker in the Red Sea

-The “Lucky Silver” General Cargo in the Mediterranean Sea

-The cargo ship “Anvil Point” in the Indian Ocean.

From the layout of the ships and the map, it appears that the Houthis are carrying out to the letter the orders of Russia and Iran to impose a "naval blockade" in the An-Mediterranean-Suez-Erythra region.

If Hezbollah enters the game, then the entire region will become a theater of conflict. And maybe we have some surprises.

The Houthis are now directly threatening American aircraft carriers.

"The first operation was carried out by multiple cruise missiles, targeting the Israeli ship MSC Unific in the Arabian Sea, and the strike was accurate and direct ," Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea said in a statement broadcast by the al-Masirah television network. by the Houthis.

"The second operation was carried out with multiple ballistic and cruise missiles, targeting the US tanker Delonix in the Red Sea for the second time this week ," he said, adding that the third operation targeted the British ship Anvil Point in the Indian Ocean with several missiles. cruise "precisely and immediately" .

However according to last minute statements, AW Ship Management has confirmed that MV Anvil Point (IMO 9248540) was not involved in an attack while transiting the Indian Ocean.  

"The vessel and crew are safe and are currently continuing their planned voyage from Duqm, Oman to Mombasa, Kenya."

"The fourth operation was carried out with multiple cruise missiles, targeting the Lucky Sailor ship in the Mediterranean Sea ," he said, vowing to launch more such attacks until Israel halts its assault on the Gaza Strip.

Additionally, in yesterday's thread involving a possible Hezbollah-Iran axis campaign, we also addressed the role the Houthis could play, using their missile arsenal and combining it with that of Hezbollah and Iran, against targets in Israel and in Cyprus.

The Mediterranean literally becomes a "lobster", with the American armada practicing all possible war scenarios.

More specifically, the USS Eisenhower Strike Group recently passed through Suez and entered the eastern Mediterranean. According to reports, the Strike Group of the aircraft carrier USS Theodor Roosevelt is sailing as we speak for the Middle East, in order to operate as part of the "Prosperity Guardian" against the Houthis.

In addition, the amphibious assault aircraft carrier USS Wasp also passed Gibraltar, days ago, accompanied by the amphibious assault ship USS Oak Hill, along with elements of the 24th Marine Unit on board.

The “Wasp” crossed the Strait of Gibraltar on Wednesday afternoon, 26/06, after a replenishment stop at Rota Naval Station in Spain. Oak Hill entered the sea on June 18, according to Gibraltar-based ship watcher Michael Sanchez. The Wasp came to replace the Eisenhower, which, by order of Secretary of State Lloyd Austin, should return to Norfolk, Virginia.

But the question that arises is that given the developments in the Middle East, with Israel, Iran-Hezbollah-Houthis, having their finger on the trigger, will he leave or will he remain in the region taking part in Israel's protection?