Iran Update, June 22, 2024
The Houthis claimed on June 22 two attacks targeting vessels in the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea.[38] Houthi spokesperson Brig. Gen. Yahya Sarea stated that the Houthis fired ballistic missiles targeting the bulk carrier Transworld Navigator in the Arabian Sea. Sarea also said that the Houthis fired ballistic and cruise missiles targeting the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the northern Red Sea. United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported explosions near a vessel east of Aden, Yemen.[39]
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Iran Update, June 23, 2024
The Houthis claimed on June 22 that they conducted a combined attack with Iranian-backed Iraqi militias targeting five vessels in and around Haifa Port.[10] The Islamic Resistance in Iraq and the Houthi military spokesperson issued separate but complimentary statements claiming to target four commercial vessels in the Haifa Port using drones on June 22.[11] The Houthi military spokesperson said that the groups targeted two unnamed “cement tankers” and two cargo ships that violated the Houthis’ unofficial blockade of Israel.[12] The groups also claimed a drone attack on a Luxembourg-flagged livestock carrier in the Mediterranean Sea as it approached Haifa Port.[13] CTP-ISW cannot verify whether any attack occurred. These attacks mark the third time that the Houthis have claimed a combined operation targeting Israel with the Islamic Resistance in Iraq since June 6.[14] The growing cooperation between the Houthis and Iranian-backed Iraqi militias furthermore reflects the desire of the Axis of Resistance to present itself as an interoperable coalition.[15]
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