Yemen reveals readiness for a military strike
On Monday, Yemen revealed a state of maximum preparedness for a potential military escalation, coinciding with the return of the siege on Gaza.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar A-Yemeni:
Nasr Al-dine Amer, the head of the official Saba Agency in Sana’a, said that all military units are on high alert, indicating that the eye is watching Gaza in anticipation of any emergency. He also pointed to the “finger on the trigger” in a reference to Yemen’s readiness to deliver a military strike if the war on Gaza resumes.
Bin Amer considered the recent directives of the leader of the Ansar Allah movement, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, to be clear.
The leader of Ansar Allah had affirmed in his recent speech the strong return to support Gaza in the event that the war and the siege return.
The Israeli occupation has been escalating since Sunday on the Gaza Strip with the end of the first stage of the Gaza agreement.
The occupation imposed a new siege by preventing the entry of aid, while its leaders, led by the extremist right-wing Finance Minister Smotrich, threatened preparations to cut off water and electricity from the Strip with the return to war again.
It is expected that the new escalation will push the supporting fronts in the region, led by Yemen, to return strongly, especially since Sana’a had previously linked its decision to stop supporting operations for Gaza to the extent of the occupation and its allies’ commitment to the ceasefire agreement and the lifting of the siege.
Over the course of more than a year, Yemen succeeded in imposing a naval blockade on the Israeli occupation in the Red Sea all the way to the Mediterranean, despite attempts by American-British parties to break the blockade by force. The Yemeni forces also escalated their operations targeting the occupation’s capital as the fifth stage of escalation went into effect.
During the various confrontation stages, Yemen showcased advanced weapons, including supersonic missiles and drones that traveled more than 2,500 kilometers and succeeded in penetrating the advanced Zionist and Western defenses.
It is expected that Yemen will launch new weapons if the war returns