On Saturday, a large drone launch launched by the Houthis targeted ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. Second Yahya Sare'e, spokesman for the Yemeni rebels, said The attack was carried out with 37 drones and the ships to which were addressed were the Propel Fortune bulk carrier, that Sare'e called an American ship, and to several ships from U.S. war. The Houthi spokesman said that the Two operations successfully achieved their objectives. The Propel Fortune has a deadweight of 58,168 tons and makes part of Propel Shipping's Singapore fleet. The ship was departed from India on 25 February.

U.S. Central Command said Saturday between 4:00 a.m. and 10 a.m. 8:20 a.m., Sanaa time, U.S. and coalition forces active in the region have shot down at least 28 drones and that none of them of the military vessels involved have suffered damage and there are no There have been reports of damage by commercial vessels.

In an official statement, the Houthi militiamen reiterated that "the Yemeni Armed Forces will continue to carry out their operations in the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf until it ceases to exist. aggression against the Palestinian people and will not be lifted the siege in the Gaza Strip."