Yemeni Coast Guard Commander: Duties Continue Normally Amid Houthi Attacks
Yemeni Coast Guard Commander Major General Khalid Al-Qamli stated that three Houthi missiles targeted coast guard positions in Aden, causing infrastructure damage. He stressed that operations continue normally with high morale.
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Yemeni Coast Guard Commander Major General Khalid Al-Qamli says operations continue normally despite Houthi missile attacks in Aden, noting high morale among his troops.
The Yemeni Coast Guard is like a special police team that protects ships and ports. Some bad guys called Houthi sent missiles at their base, but the team said they're still working and everyone is happy and ready to keep doing their job.
Analysis
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Key points
- Yemeni Coast Guard Commander Major General Khalid Al-Qamli stated that three Houthi missiles targeted coast guard positions in Aden, causing infrastructure damage.
- The relevant authorities are gathering information and evidence to assess the damage and are taking necessary measures to boost security and protect infrastructure and citizens.
- The International Maritime Organization (IMO) convened a workshop in Aden to address maritime security governance and port infrastructure protection.
Despite the Houthi attacks, the Yemeni Coast Guard remains committed to their duties, which helps ensure safety and security in Yemen.
If the Houthi attacks continue, it could disrupt the Yemeni Coast Guard's ability to perform their critical duties, potentially putting the safety of ports and citizens at risk.
