Yemen: Following claims by the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel that their military actions in Yemen have achieved strategic objectives, including a reduction in Yemeni military operations, the Yemeni Armed Forces have announced a series of qualitative operations that challenge these assertions.

The spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, announced on Wednesday the execution of four qualitative operations, targeting two Zionist ships in the Gulf of Aden, in addition to a commercial ship and a warship belonging to the American enemy, the official sponsor of Zionist crimes.

In addition to the slaps delivered by the operation and the pain of its consequences for the American and Zionist enemies, it also carried new implications and additional dimensions, doubling the pain of Washington and Tel Aviv, and once again putting them in front of a new phase of slaps, accompanied by the failure of all their escape strategies.

Brigadier General Sare'e explained that the four operations were carried out on Wednesday morning, in a very short and record time - no more than a few hours - which the Yemeni Armed Forces deemed sufficient to strike all the targeted objectives, whereas in the past, this number of operations would have been executed over no less than 72 hours. This indicates that the Yemeni Armed Forces are now capable of hitting the largest number of targets in their appropriate time, no matter how short it may be.

From another perspective, it appears that the American and Israeli forces deliberately attempted to disperse the efforts and resources of the Yemeni Armed Forces by sending a significant number of ships into the Gulf of Aden. Their hope might have been that some ships would survive and successfully cross the area. However, the Yemeni forces managed to intercept and hit all the targeted ships, effectively thwarting the strategy. This successful operation demonstrates that the Yemeni forces are well-equipped and have sufficient weaponry to block the passage of any hostile ships. The adversaries are likely aware of the consequences of this operation, prompting them to reconsider and devise new strategies.

Sare'e clarified that the weapons used were limited to sea missiles and drones while retaining a broader array of armaments—such as ballistic missiles, unmanned boats, and submarines—ready for simultaneous deployment. He stated that the Yemeni Armed Forces effectively analyzed the enemy's defense strategies, opting to use only two types of weapons for these particular operations, yet they have kept additional advanced weaponry prepared for potential future operations in other areas like the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. This approach demonstrates a readiness to respond swiftly and with a variety of tactics.

Furthermore, Sare'e asserted that the strategy of deploying numerous ships and naval pieces as a means to disperse the capabilities and focus of the Yemeni forces has been unsuccessful. The Armed Forces have showcased their ability to coordinate efforts across multiple dimensions, notably in identifying and striking targets and in the simultaneous monitoring to anticipate and track further potential targets. This effectiveness was evident in the rapid execution and the outcomes of the recent operations.

This operation, carried out on the first morning of the holiday, demonstrates that the Armed Forces remain focused on their tasks in support of Palestine and its resistance. Consequently, this event adds a celebratory element to the holiday for the people of Palestine, Yemen, and others who support their cause. At the same time, it serves as a somber reminder to the adversaries and their supporters, mirroring the impact they have had on the holidays of Palestinians and their allies.