News - Yemen: The report of the UN Panel of Experts on Yemen showed pictures of previous military operations in Abu Dhabi and the Al-Dhabba oil port in Hadramout.

The first image reveals the effects of the drone attack that targeted a warehouse at the Abu Dhabi Petroleum Company in the Mussafah Industrial Area in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, as part of a Yemeni operation (Yemen Hurricane) on January 17, 2022, which the UAE tried to hide and down play its damage.

While the other images show a snapshot recorded, using CCTV, the moment a cruise missile hit the buoy near the oil tanker that was loading oil in the port of Al-Dhaba in Hadramout. The operation was announced by Yemen's Armed Forces on November 21, 2022.

Those pictures show that Armed Forces carried out the operation with extreme precision, after careful monitoring, which made the Security Council, the Americans and their local and regional tools worry.

The report also dealt with other practical details on October 21, 2022, when the team of experts said that a drone hit the mooring buoy and exploded, while the other one flew over the oil tanker before it landed in the water, and the third plane crashed on the ground without causing any damage.

The operation was deliberate because its nature is a warning against the plundering of wealth, and an affirmation of the right of the Yemeni people to benefit from their oil wealth, and this was confirmed by the Leader in more than one speech.

The report of the expert group also spoke of an operation in the port of Bir Ali in Aden on October 18, 2022, and an operation in the port of Qena in Shabwa Governorate on November 09, 2022.

The UN report pointed out, saying: "Despite the different weapon systems, the four attacks meet in a common manner, as they were carried out using GNSS-guided weapons."

In terms of operations in the Emirati depth, the team of experts estimated the distance to the UAE at more than 1,400 kilometers, and this distance was exceeded by the Yemeni capabilities to cover longer ranges and targets of high economic value.

Likewise, the UN report did not hide the American concern about the growing capabilities and their high accuracy in hitting targets, which was previously talked about by the former US Central Command, Frank McKenzie, when he considered drones a dilemma that haunts Americans and terrorizes their tools.
The UN Panel of Experts on Yemen shows a new alignment and conspiracy, and a reluctant acknowledgment of the failure of Saudi Arabia and its coalition of aggression in its latest report during the period from early December 2021 to the end of November last year, including paid security data and conclusions.

The Council, throughout the eight years of the war, was nothing but a platform for marketing the propaganda of the aggression coalition and adopting hostile positions against the Yemeni people and their legitimate rights.

Within the UN report, there is evidence that reflects the size of the Saudi-Emirati impasse and the failure of the US defenses to intercept Yemen’s missiles and drones, albeit by reviewing the photos described as confidential by the team of experts and recalling deterrence operations in the context of international incitement to perpetuate the conflict and legitimize the blockade under the pretext of limiting arms smuggling.

The report of the UN Panel of Experts on Yemen showed pictures of previous qualitative operations in Abu Dhabi and the Al-Dhabba oil port in Hadramout.
The first image reveals the effects of the qualitative operation that targeted a warehouse at the Abu Dhabi Petroleum Company in the Mussafah Industrial Area in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, as part of Operation (Yemen Hurricane) on January 17, 2022, which the UAE tried to hide and reduce its losses.
While the other images show a snapshot recorded, using closed-circuit television, the moment a cruise missile hit the buoy near the oil tanker that was trying to plunder the oil wealth in the port of Al-Dhaba in Hadramout, which is the operation announced by Yemen's Armed Forces on November 21, 2022.

Those pictures show that Armed Forces carried out the operation with extreme precision, after careful monitoring, which made the Security Council, the Americans and their local and regional tools worry.

The report also dealt with other practical details on October 21, 2022, when the team of experts says that a drone hit the mooring buoy and exploded, while the other one flew over the oil tanker before it landed in the water, and the third plane crashed on the ground without causing any damage.
The operation was deliberate because its nature is a warning against the plundering of wealth, and an affirmation of the right of the Yemeni people to benefit from their oil wealth, and this was confirmed by the Leader in more than one speech.
The report of the expert group also spoke of an operation in the port of Bir Ali in Aden on October 18, 2022, and an operation in the port of Qena in Shabwa Governorate on November 09, 2022.
The UN report pointed out, saying: "Despite the different weapon systems, the four attacks meet in a common manner, as they were carried out using GNSS-guided weapons."
In terms of operations in the Emirati depth, the team of experts estimated the distance to the UAE at more than 1,400 kilometers, and this distance was exceeded by the Yemeni capabilities to cover longer ranges and targets of high economic value.
Likewise, the UN report did not hide the American concern about the growing capabilities and their high accuracy in hitting targets, which was previously talked about by the former US Central Command, Frank McKenzie, when he considered drones a dilemma that haunts Americans and terrorizes their tools.
The UN Panel of Experts on Yemen shows a new alignment and conspiracy, and a reluctant acknowledgment of the failure of Saudi Arabia and its coalition of aggression in its latest report during the period from early December 2021 to the end of November last year, including paid security data and conclusions.

The Council, throughout the eight years of the war, was nothing but a platform for marketing the propaganda of the aggression coalition and adopting hostile positions against the Yemeni people and their legitimate rights.

Within the UN report, there is evidence that reflects the size of the Saudi-Emirati impasse and the failure of the US defenses to intercept Yemen’s missiles and drones, albeit by reviewing the photos described as confidential by the team of experts and recalling deterrence operations in the context of international incitement to perpetuate the conflict and legitimize the blockade under the pretext of limiting arms smuggling.