Sayyed Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi reveals technical achievement in Yemen’s military capabilities
SANAA, March 07 (YPA) – Ansarullah movement leader in Yemen, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, affirmed on Thursday that the number of missiles, drones, and naval missiles have been launched by the Yemeni armed forces for five months in support of Gaza exceeded what Yemen launched in response to the Saudi war on Yemen.
This came during a televised speech he made on the Israeli aggression on the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip.
The leader Al-Houthi confirmed that Yemen is seeking to provide support to Palestine most of its actions and efforts in the aggressive war against the country.
He revealed that 96 military operations, including 403 ballistic and winged missiles and drones, have been fired by the Yemeni army to support Gaza since the beginning of the Al-Aqsa Strom battle.
Sayyed Abdul-Malik explained that the operations that the Yemeni army carried out in the Red and Arab Bahrain amounted to 64, and 32 other operations against the Israeli entity in occupied Palestine, noting that about 61 ships were targeted in complex and puzzling operations for the enemies.
The movement’s leader considered that discovering the ships and hitting them accurately with ballistic missiles for the first time was a technical and tactical achievement and a major breakthrough that the Americans recognized and astonished.
He pointed out that the support operations have been carried out during this current week amounted to 8, using 19 missiles and drones against seven ships, most notably the targeting of the American and Israeli ships.
“The enemies were unable to limit Yemen’s military operations despite their failed attempts, in addition to distorting Yemen’s operations,” Sayyed al-Houthi added.
He stated that the number of participants in the popular combat courses in support of the armed forces during the period of the aggression against Gaza amounted to over 282 thousand trainees, in addition to military parades with the participation of 350 thousand, and hundreds of maneuvers and military marches across the Yemeni provinces.
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