Yemen's Houthis vow to attack more British ships
The UK-owned vessel Rubymar was hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile fired by Yemeni Houthi terrorists on February 18, and the U.S. military reported on Saturday that the ship had sunk
The Houthis of Yemen pledged on Sunday to keep attacking British ships in the Gulf of Aden in the wake of the UK-owned ship Rubymar's sinking.
The UK-owned vessel Rubymar was hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile fired by Yemeni Houthi terrorists on February 18, and the U.S. military reported on Saturday that the ship had sunk.
"Yemen will continue to sink more British ships, and any repercussions or other damages will be added to Britain's bill," Hussein al-Ezzi, deputy foreign minister in the Houthi-led government, said in a post on X.
"It is a rogue state that attacks Yemen and partners with America in sponsoring ongoing crimes against civilians in Gaza."
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