Middle East: With Israeli occupiers persisting in their aggression and siege on the Gaza Strip, accompanied by unlimited American support, supporting fronts for Gaza are escalating their operations.

Among them is the Yemeni front, which announced the expansion of its naval operations to include the Indian Ocean and the Cape of Good Hope, effectively tightening the siege on the Israeli entity. This represents a significant and remarkable development in the trajectory of operations supporting Gaza.

Increasing Impact of Yemen's Operations

The qualitative development in operations supporting Gaza will undoubtedly have an impact on the confrontation with the Israeli entity, especially in light of leaks suggesting that Sana’a now possesses supersonic missiles. These missiles are reportedly part of Sana’a's military arsenal and could be used in future operations against Israeli, American, and British ships, as well as in striking occupied Palestinian territories. This aligns with the promises made by the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin al-Houthi, to America and the Israeli entity in the event of continued aggression and siege on Gaza.

According to analysts, Sana’a would not have made this decision without thoroughly studying its ability to execute and its impact. The development of Sana’a's military capabilities, enabling the expansion of its operations, and the comprehensive imposition of a naval blockade on the Israeli entity, will increase the cost of Israeli aggression on Gaza. It may pave the way for ending this aggression through pressure exerted by Palestinian resistance factions in Gaza and Hezbollah on the northern borders of occupied Palestine. This pressure comes at a time when the United States is unable to stop Sana’a's operations and neutralize the Lebanese front.

Can Washington and London Bear the Cost?

With American inability and the rising cost of Israeli aggression on Gaza following the imposition of a blockade on the Israeli entity and pressure from Palestinian resistance in Gaza and Hezbollah, the Israeli entity may find itself compelled to stop the aggression. Likewise, the US may find itself forced to pressure the Israeli entity to halt this aggression and the siege, not only to save the Israeli entity but also to save itself from the major predicament it has gotten itself into. This predicament has exposed American and British ships to targeting by Yemeni missiles and drones, resulting in additional costs borne by both countries, in addition to the military costs they are currently shouldering. This means an increase in the economic cost of this war, which Washington and London may not be able to bear if Sana’a's naval operations continue, especially if Sana’a introduces new weapons with greater impact in these operations, capable of causing damage to American and British military assets in the Red Sea and the Arabian Gulf.

Leaving the Occupier Alone: An Imposed Choice on US

According to locals, the qualitative development in Yemen's military capabilities in this manner, enabling it to confront the US and engage in direct warfare, will not only affect the confrontation with the Israeli entity but also the American presence in the region. This presence faces numerous challenges, and America may find itself forced to leave the region, leaving the Israeli entity to face its inevitable fate alone.

Source: YPA, Translated by Almasirah Net English