An Iranian destroyer entered Bab al-Mandab after the Houthis targeted an American destroyer...and the fire of the Red Sea war ignited

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.

Starting with the American newspaper The New York Times, which said that the talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden have become more intense in recent weeks, and the newspaper quoted private sources who described the conversation between the two leaders as “harsh and sharp.” After the Hamas attack, Biden insisted on arriving in Israel and told his administration officials who expressed their fears about traveling to a war zone - and the message that the trip would convey to the international arena: “I must see them face to face.”

Yemeni sources confirmed that the Houthis fired two cruise missiles at an American warship near the Yemeni island of Hanish, south of the Red Sea.
The sources said that Houthi boats fired shells from a long distance at the battleship without hitting it, and the attack did not develop into a direct clash.

However, later, after the unprecedented Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip and after pressure from his administration, Biden hardened his positions. In the weeks after the deadly attack, according to the report, Biden was briefed on what was happening in Israel and contacted Netanyahu frequently. In November, when he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, he put his phone away. According to informed sources, the four hours during which the meeting took place was the longest period in those weeks during which he was not informed of what was happening in the Middle East. The most acute point of disagreement between the two leaders concerns the issue of the next day after the end of the war. According to the report, days after Biden spoke with Netanyahu about a scenario in which control of Gaza would return to the Palestinian Authority, Netanyahu published an article in the Wall Street Journal in which he described the idea as “delusional.”

Martin Indyk, who in the past served as an American ambassador to Israel, estimates that “Netanyahu’s opposition to the Americans is primarily a performative opposition,” and he continued, “He will eventually be forced to respond to Biden’s requests. As I know, he is currently working on trying to convince members of his coalition that he has not surrendered to the demands of the Americans.” .

In another context, Yemeni military sources reported that the Houthi group launched two ballistic missiles targeting an American battleship near Hanish Island in the southern Red Sea, without causing any damage to the battleship. The sources also confirmed that Houthi boats fired shells from a long distance at the barge without hitting it, denying that any armed clash had occurred between the two sides. On Monday evening, Israeli and Iranian media sources reported an attack launched by the Houthi militia on an American warship in the Red Sea, followed by violent clashes between the two sides. The Iranian Mehr News Agency quoted Yemeni sources as saying that violent clashes and explosions had occurred between Yemeni gunboats and an American warship in the Red Sea. The US Central Command, Centcom, did not issue any confirmation of the incident. The British Maritime Trade Operations Authority, which monitors shipping incidents, did not confirm any Houthi attack on the American battleship.

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Good one!

No one has monopoly over the Red sea!

The Chinese and Russians should follow!