Yemen’s Houthi militia is working with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance an ISIS-like group to attack Israel as punishment for their response on Hamas in the Palestinian Gaza Strip.
The leader of Yemen’s Houthi militia, Abdul Malik Al-Houthi, confirmed the alliance with Iraqi Islamic Resistance in retaliation to what he calls Israel’s offensive in the Palestinian Gaza Strip.
“Today at daybreak, our military forces commenced coordinated operations with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq by carrying out an important operation towards the port of Haifa”
– Abdul Malik Al-Houthi, Yemen Houthi Militia Leader
Houthi also stated that the islamic militia team fired nearly 100 ballistic missiles and drones in almost 40 operations against ships in the Red Sea, Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, and Mediterranean in just the last 30 days.
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Houthi Military Developments
Al-Houthi claimed his troops have developed long-range ballistic missile capabilities.
Where missiles are capable of evading radar and reaching far distances as far as Israel.
Al-Houthi even stated that they fired seven ballistic missiles and four drones at the US Eisenhower aircraft carrier.
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The terror group leader also said that as a result of their attacks, it causing the US Eisenhower to reposition itself to the north of the Red Sea to avoid additional attacks.
The Houthi leader’s speech came shortly after the militia’s military spokesperson, Yahya Sarea, announced the joint military attack on Israel.
Sarea also confirmed that Houthi forces, along with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, have launched two drone attacks on ships at the Israeli port of Haifa.
“The Yemeni Armed Forces conducted two coordinated military operations with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance. The first targeted two ships carrying military equipment in Haifa’s harbour”
– Yahya Sarea, Houthi Spokesperson
Sarea also mentioned that the second strike targeted a ship that had broken their heeded warnings to travel to the same Israeli port.
The military campaign against ships on international shipping routes, which began after the Hamas islamic terror attack on October 7th the Houthis has been costly.
Cost of Red Sea Terror
Currently the Houthi Islamic terror group has seized one commercial ship, sunk another, damaged a series of ships, and claims to have fired hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles at ships entering in the Red Sea.
The Houthis claim that their operations are limited to targeting ships affiliated with or sailing to Israel to force the latter to end its war in Gaza.
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Sarea claimed to have targeted three ships in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea but did not specify when the strikes occurred.
The Houthi military spokesperson also confirmed that their missile and drone forces struck the Roza ship and Vantage Dream ship in the Red Sea.
Both were struck for breaching their embargo on traveling to the Israeli port, as well as Maersk Seletar in the Arabian Sea, which purportedly owned by the US.
Ship tracking app Marine Traffic identified the Roza ship as a Liberian-flagged bulk carrier traveling from India to the Suez Canal.
The Vantage Dream ship is another Liberian-flagged bulk carrier that was sailing from India to the Suez Canal.
While the Maersk Seletar ship is a container ship sailing under the US flag that departed the Omani Salalah to an unidentified location.
Injured Yemeni Journalist
Meanwhile, Yemen’s Minister of Information Moammar Al-Eryani has issued an urgent plea to the international community.
Al-Eryani is requesting to put pressure on the Houthis to allow an injured Yemeni journalist to seek medical treatment.
According to the Yemeni minister, Mohammed Shubaita, secretary-general of the Yemeni Journalists’ Syndicate, was shot by the Houthis early last month, and is being held in a hospital in Sanaa.
His health has deteriorated dramatically, since the Houthis have denied him proper medication, and only a few people have been allowed to visit him, the minister confirmed.
“He is in a poor situation because of complications from the injuries and intestinal ruptures. He also has a terrible psychological position as a consequence of continuing to deny him visits and only allowing a small number of people to see him”
– Mohammed Shubaita, secretary-general of the Yemeni Journalists’ Syndicate
Iraq’s Iran-aligned militias like ISIS
The necessity of defeating ISIS could not have be overstated, but when you destroy one islamic terror group in the region you open a vacuum for others to emerge.
With the presumed defeat of ISIS in Iraq a more understated islamic terror group which continues to dominate are Shiite militia groups tied to Iran.
These Shiite Islamic terror groups directly undermine the Iraqi government by attacking its security forces, while also enabling other islamic terror groups to coexist.
These Shiite terror groups also terrorize the locals by casualties they inflict on the Iraqi population.
Shiite terror groups working in Iraq are responsible for killing thousands of ethnic Iraqis tied to the protest movement against Iran.
Known for wounding thousands, and routinely assassinating or kidnapping activists, Iranian proxy groups are turning Iraq into a republic of fear.
They hold the state hostage through the barrel of the gun while enjoying constitutional legitimacy as members of the Popular Mobilisation Force (PMF).
This Iran backed terror group also has access to the iraqi federal budget worth at least $2 billion.
The group also exploit the religious legitimacy that was bestowed upon the PMF by Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in 2014.
A legitimacy established when the organization was formed to fill the void left by the collapse of the Iraqi army.
A decade after later, groups that were aligned with Ayatollah Sistani and not tied to Iran have left the PMF.
Thy have done so out of principal and in turn protest against their human rights atrocities and abuse of power.
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