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Houthis claim attack on MSC United commercial ship

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Yemen's Houthi Military Spokesman, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announced on social media platform X on Tuesday that their forces targeted an MSC United commercial ship.

According to him, the attack was carried out using naval missiles. He added that the "process of targeting the ship came after its crew refused, for the third time, calls from the naval forces, as well as repeated fiery warning messages."

The spokesman also noted that the group's air force stuck different military targets in different areas of "occupied Palestine", including the southern Israeli town of Eliat with drones.

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