The US sends a new aircraft carrier strike group into the Red Sea after pulling the US Navy’s USS Abraham Lincoln out of the waters amid sustained Yemeni strikes.

Yemen’s armed forces have announced the execution of three joint military operations with the Iraqi resistance targeting Israeli positions, as part of their ongoing efforts to halt the relentless violence against the Palestinian people in Gaza.

In its latest successful operation, Yemeni naval forces chased away another US aircraft carrier from the Red Sea, forcing it to cease its attacks against the Arab country.

Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for Yemen’s armed forces, says the country’s forces have targeted a ship sailing in the Red Sea in retaliation for the Israeli regime’s aggression.

USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is leaving the Red Sea waters, after it came under missile and drone attacks from Yemeni naval units.

Iran categorically denies Western allegations about involvement in the Red Sea security crises, holding Israeli massacres in Gaza and Lebanon responsible for growing instability in the water body.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out two significant military operations against US naval assets in retaliation for American and British attacks on the country and in support of Palestinians and Lebanese.

Yemen says international shipping firms are safe to sail in the area if they are neither owned by Israel nor destined for ports in the occupied territories.

Yemeni armed forces and Iraqi resistance forces have conducted a series of pro-Palestine operations in retaliation for Israel's genocidal war on Gaza and its bloody onslaught on Lebanon.

In a year of solidarity operations with Palestine, Yemeni military has caused colossal damage to Israeli sea traffic and resisted Anglo-American military intervention.