Sanaa, Yemen – The Houthi group denied responsibility targeting ships inside Damietta port today. Official statements described reports regarding executing the attack as false rumors. The definitive denial follows Egyptian authorities announcing drone strikes hitting the port. The group confirmed executing zero military operations inside Egyptian territory completely. Regional security and diplomatic circles monitor ongoing investigation results very closely. Political debate continues regarding identifying the true party responsible for attacks. The Houthi denial contributes toward complicating military and security field assessments.
Official statement rejecting targeting Egyptian ports and maritime traffic
Yemeni Saba News Agency reported official Houthi denials regarding the incident. The official source confirmed circulating information targeting ships in Damietta lacks truth. Statements clarified the group launched no drones moving toward Egyptian territories. The group insists maintaining zero involvement regarding this recent maritime assault. Media outlets continue tracking field situation developments anticipating potential new updates.
Confirming safe maritime navigation and commercial movement across the Red Sea
The Houthi source confirmed stable maritime navigation movement across the Red Sea. Field statements highlighted lacking threats prompting concern among international shipping lines. Commercial vessels and oil tankers continue passing maritime corridors completely normally. Regional parties demand providing comprehensive continuous protection covering international commercial routes always.
Conflicting narratives amid ongoing strict technical and security investigations
The Houthi denial coincides alongside Cairo confirming drone impacts inside Damietta port. Egyptian security agencies conduct intensive investigations clarifying incident circumstances with extreme technical precision.
