Sanaa embarrasses Washington, exposes fragility of Tel Aviv’s defense system
SANAA, April 14 (YPA) -While US President Donald Trump was offering his congratulations to “Jewish families celebrating Passover,” calling for “God to continue to protect the Jewish people, Israel, and the United States,” Sana’a forces were preparing a surprise for the Zionist enemy by launching hypersonic ballistic missiles that targeted the Israeli interior in a strong military message confirming that this year’s celebration will take place inside bomb shelters.
Sanaa participates in its own way
Sanaa chose to “participate” with the Israelis in their Easter celebrations in a different way, as it carried out two qualitative military operations, the first targeting the “Sodet Mikha” base with the “Palestine 2” hypersonic missile and the second hitting Ben Gurion Airport with the “Zulfiqar” missile, while the Unmanned Air Force carried out a precise strike with a drone that targeted a vital location in Ashkelon.
These strikes disrupted the Zionist entity’s internal front and forced millions of settlers to flee to shelters, in a scene that reinforced the fact that Yemen has become a difficult figure in the military and political equation in the region.
The Israeli army admits failure
In an unprecedented admission, the Israeli army was forced to announce an attempt to intercept two Yemeni missiles, while the media circulated scenes of the launch of expensive American THAAD missiles ($12.6 million per missile) in a desperate attempt to counter the effects of the Yemeni missile strikes.
Al-Qassam describes Yemen as “brothers of honesty.”
The Yemeni position since October 7 has been praised by the resistance leaders, but today’s operations by Sana’a forces did not pass as a passing event. Rather, it received remarkable praise from the spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Obeida, who today published a series of posts in which he said, “The Brothers of Truth in Yemen still insist on paralyzing the heart of the Zionist entity and standing by Gaza, which is subjected to a brutal war of genocide.”
He added, “The Brothers of Honesty in Yemen are paying a heavy tax with their precious blood and the capabilities of their brotherly country as a result of this loyalty to Palestine and Al-Aqsa.”
Abu Obeida continued, “Palestine and its people will never forget Yemen’s honorable stand by them.”
He concluded his posts by saying, “Yemen’s solid resolve heralds the nation’s goodness and its ability to destabilize the security of the entity if the will and faith are present along with the ability to act.”
Meanwhile, the Al-Qassam Brigades published a video today under the title “May Allah bless Yemen and its loyal and honest men.” The video included part of the Yemeni missile operations that targeted the depths of the Zionist entity, as well as part of the speech of the leader of the Yemeni revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik bin Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
The American fleet is eroding
In parallel with the Yemeni strikes and the response to the American enemy that resumed its airstrikes on Yemen on March 14, American reports revealed an unprecedented crisis facing the American Navy, described as “the longest and most violent series of naval confrontations since World War II.”
A report by the website “Task & Purpose” indicated that the Navy is facing fatal attrition amid increasing fragility within its ranks.
In an indication of this crisis, Washington announced the retirement of the aircraft carrier USS Truman and its replacement with the Carl Vinson in a desperate attempt to compensate for the deterioration in naval deterrence capabilities amid the escalation of Yemeni operations in the Red Sea.
Between congratulations and missiles, Yemen remains firm in its position.
Trump’s statements about “protecting Israel” were merely a propaganda cover for a fractured landscape. The Passover holiday, which began with congratulations, ended with missiles that disrupted calculations and changed the equations.
Yemen is the only Arab country that has succeeded in imposing a new equation that embarrasses Washington and exposes the fragility of Tel Aviv.
The question is no longer about stopping Sanaa but rather about the ability of the American-Israeli alliance to bear the cost of a confrontation that is draining its capabilities without a clear horizon of deterrence or resolution.
YPA