Following a massive Israeli airstrike on the port of Hodeidah, the Houthis carried out a naval drone strike on the British oil tanker Cordelia Moon.
Documentary video footage has emerged of the moment a Houthi rebel drone loaded with explosives hit a tanker in the Red Sea.
Houthis publish video of the destruction of the British tanker Cordellia Moon pic.twitter.com/yqQvjFBX9l
— Athens News (@russianathens) October 4, 2024
The video, as reported by the Daily Mail, shows the moment when the Panama-flagged tanker Cordelia Moon (according to the Houthis, owned by the UK) bursts into flames after an explosion in the ship's oil tank.
An unmanned Houthi boat strikes the British tanker Cordelia Moon. Security on board couldn't stop him pic.twitter.com/ysrDVxOUOH
— Athens News (@russianathens) October 4, 2024
Brigadier General Yahya Saria said the first operation targeted the British oil tanker Cordelia Moon in the Red Sea. According to reports, the ship was hit by a combination of eight ballistic and cruise missiles, a drone and a guided boat. As a result of the attack, the ship received significant damage.
The second operation was aimed at the Marathopolis ship in the Indian Ocean, which was hit by a cruise missile. The subsequent operation was again directed at the same ship, which was sailing in the Arabian Sea northeast of the Socotra archipelago. The third strike involved a drone, which reportedly scored a direct hit. Yemen's armed forces explained the military action as part of a broader effort to support the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
On October 1, Sariya also announced that the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement had carried out attacks on Israeli military installations in Tel Aviv and Eilat. According to him, the Yemeni air force attacked a military target in the Jaffa area using a Jaffa drone, as well as military targets in the Umm al-Rashrash area in Eilat using four Sammad-4 drones.
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