German warship departs Red Sea as EU 'naval mission'
fails to confront Yemen
Germany withdraws a warship that was deployed 
to the Red Sea as part of an EU military mission 
amid the failure of the alliance
to confront Yemens maritime campaign in
support of Gaza

Presstv

Germany has withdrawn a warship that was deployed
to the Red Sea as part of an EU military
mission amid the failure of the alliance to confront
Yemens maritime campaign in support of the Gaza
Strip

The German military said that the Hessen frigate
with a crew of 240 on board had left the Red Sea on
Saturday morning

The frigate had been deployed in the strategic water
way in February as part of the EU naval operation
called Aspides shield in ancient Greek in the face
of proPalestine operations by the Yemeni armed
forces

Germany is expected to send the Hamburg frigate to
the Red Sea in August but military analysts say the
genocidal Israeli war on Gaza may not continue until
then

Step In Right Direction

Yemens Deputy Foreign Minister Hussein al
Ezzi hailed the departure of the German frigate from
the Red Sea as a step in the right direction

He also expressed Yemens readiness to maintain
the safety of navigation in the Red Sea the narrow
but pivotal body of water that connects Europe to
Asia

On Thursday AbdulMalik alHouthi leader of
Yemens Ansarullah resistance movement called on
European countries to withdraw their warships from
the Red Sea

He also emphasized that the European vessels
which are not going to the occupied territories are
not at risk

Israel waged its bloody war on the Gaza Strip on
October 7 following a historic operation by the
Palestinian Hamas resistance group against the
usurping regime

In solidarity with the Palestinians in the besieged
Gaza Yemeni forces have targeted ships going to
and from ports in the occupied lands or whose 
owners are linked to Israel in the southern Red Sea the
Bab elMandeb Strait the Gulf of Aden and even in
the Arabian Sea



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