What after the American aggression and Yemen’s exposure of the target of striking the airport?
The escalation of the Israeli aggression on Yemen on Tuesday raised new questions about Yemen’s ability to respond and what the days hold in store for it.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
As the Israeli occupation intensifies its aggression on the civilian facilities in Yemen, such as power stations, concrete factories, Sana’a Airport, and the Hudaydah port, the international media and experts have focused on understanding the nature of Yemen’s potential response in light of this shift, believing that the attacks have somewhat affected the Yemeni position internally and externally.
In reality, targeting the infrastructure is disastrous for a country that has been subjected to war and siege for more than a decade, and this will exacerbate the humanitarian situation for millions of Yemenis and not a particular party. However, on the military and political level, it doesn’t appear to have affected even 1% of Yemeni capabilities.
Perhaps the occupation tried to portray the smoke of the fuel rising from the bombing sites as an achievement, but this remains a misjudgment and an inability to understand the nature of the new Yemen and its leadership. The Yemenis had previously seen smoke clouds that didn’t end for more than 10 years of war and adapted to the most severe American, Saudi, and Emirati bombs and were patient in more critical and more besieged moments that lasted for months, and most importantly, each time this country became stronger and turned the tables on its opponents.
In 2015, Saudi Arabia launched a wide-ranging aggression on Yemen with a coalition of 17 countries, mobilizing all the world’s technologies and its mercenaries, but after years, it realized that it was drowning in a bottomless swamp, so it hastily decided to conclude a deal to preserve whatever was left of its dignity. A year ago, America tried to repeat the experience with the “Guardians of Prosperity” coalition, but the time was too late, and allied countries had decided to distance themselves from the danger and remain neutral. For more than a year, the American forces have been tasting the horrors of war and the confrontation.
As for the occupation, the matter is different, as the prevailing doctrine in this people stems from a holy jihad against the Jews, and whatever its duration and results, it will remain ongoing in their view until the Day of Resurrection. There does not seem to be anyone in this country willing to reconcile with the occupation or appease it, and the more it delves into its aggression and crimes and brings the battle with Yemen closer, the more the Yemenis rush into the battle with greater momentum.
No one in this country differs on confronting the “Jews” who have corrupted the earth and committed the most heinous massacres in the modern era, and everyone has confirmed this through the weekly solidarity marches with Gaza, including in the areas of the “Houthi” opponents. No one has even the slightest desire to abandon the confrontation of the injustice committed by the occupation against Gaza and its people, and there is no indication that the supportive Yemeni operations will stop soon, as the leadership here, like the commoners, is filled with a wild desire to direct more slaps to the occupation. In doing so, they rely on divine support before a heavy legacy of development and modernization of the most important centers of missile power and drones. The recent strike on Ben Gurion Airport, which drove the occupation mad, is only the beginning and was only a warning.