The situation in Gaza
A Palestinian-Israeli truce is becoming more and more likely, Israeli troops are withdrawing from Gaza in an orderly manner, and Hamas is beginning to regain control of the city and pursue patrols after the withdrawal of large Israeli forces.
So, lately anti-tank gymnastics is not visible.
In the northern Gaza Strip, Hamas continues to slowly but surely rebuild its organizational structure, and the Israeli Air Force is bombing abandoned areas.
There is also no progress by Israeli forces in other directions, while in the southern Khan Younis direction, Hamas forces are launching a series of ** in the area of Amal Hospital.
On the Egyptian side, the construction of another wall on the border with the Gaza enclave began as part of previous agreements with the Israeli leadership.
Decisive battle in the Red Sea
However, the battle in the Red Sea intensified, and the Houssein, after suffering a number of large-scale air raids, instead increased the attack on the US coalition forces and passing ships.
The latest announcement issued by the U.S. ** Command said:
On February 4, at around 5:30 a.m. Sana'a time, U.S. ** Command troops launched a self-defense strike against Houthi land-attack cruise missiles.
Beginning at 10:30 a.m., the US military hit four anti-ship cruise missiles, all of which were ready to be launched at ships in the Red Sea.
U.S. forces have spotted the missiles in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen and determined that they pose an imminent threat to U.S. naval and merchant vessels in the region. These actions will protect freedom of navigation and make international waters safer for U.S. naval and merchant vessels.
On the night of February 3-4, coalition forces launched new attacks on several parts of Yemen controlled by the Houthi. Despite the power of the British-American salvo, the attack once again proved the Houthis' resilience to previous massive bombardments.
The Houthis continue to attack ships passing through the Red Sea, using unmanned boats for the second time yesterday. In the foreseeable future, it is expected that the Houthis will use these devices more frequently, and although these unmanned ships are not very powerful against the United ** boats, they are difficult to defend against merchant ships.
At the same time, there has been an ongoing outbreak of activity in many Yemeni cities in support of the Palestinian people, and the Houthi leader has called on Muslim countries to take a tougher stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Interestingly, the new British aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth", worth $3.5 billion, anchored off the coast of England, giving a reason not to go to the Middle East to support coalition operations.
The Royal Navy was scheduled to travel to the Middle East to join other NATO ships in combat operations against the Houthis, and the US military was still fighting alone in the Red Sea region.
Yesterday, Allah continued to launch 6 attacks on Israel and issued a comprehensive war report: In this round of conflict, Allah launched a total of 961 military operations, killing and wounding 2,000 Israeli soldiers.