From the “Yafa” aircraft to the “Supersonic”… What Yemeni surprises await the occupation?

Once again, Yemen shakes the heart of Israel’s occupation with a qualitative and new process, putting the future of its capital in the unknown. What awaits the occupation?

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Last July, unprecedented explosions shook the Israeli occupation’s capital, “Tel Aviv,” later revealed to be a blessed Yemeni operation carried out by a drone for the first time in the history of the occupation. The military narratives of the occupation remained contradictory as usual in interpreting the attack and reasons for its interception failure, despite it crossing over two thousand kilometers and surpassing land and sea defense systems beyond the occupation’s range before entering its airspace and evading its latest defense systems.

The aircraft was then named “Yafa” after the city that the occupation had turned into its capital and changed its name. It was also, as spoken by the Yemeni leadership, a launching of the fifth phase of Yemeni escalation that began in November last year by targeting ships associated with the occupation before expanding its operations to the Mediterranean Sea, passing through the Arabian and Indian Oceans and the Gulf of Aden.

For months after the previous operation, the occupation, which was quick to respond to it by bombing oil tanks in Hudaydah, continued to expect that Yemen would stop its operations, not because it targeted its oil tanks but because it believed that American and Western battleships and defenses deployed across the Arab countries located between Yemen and the occupied Palestinian territories were capable of protecting it. However, today Yemen strikes again in the same place and at a different time.

The target was the heart of Tel Aviv and a cluster of strategic sites for the occupation, well-protected from Ben Gurion International Airport to the Tel Aviv power station and reaching the “Modi’in” train station, and a fourth strategic site undisclosed by the occupation, possibly a military factory given the images of an industrial complex ablaze during the strike.

The “Yafa” aircraft was just the beginning, and the latest Yemeni missile was merely an experiment, as confirmed by officials in Sana’a and still in the fifth phase of escalation. These are indications that Yemen is preparing for sixth and seventh escalation phases, possibly including qualitative and diverse strikes, especially with the announcement of forthcoming days as a phase of surprises.