Yemen: Palestinian writer and editor-in-chief of the newspaper Raialyoum, Abdul Bari Atwan, asserted that Yemen has performed miracles in the Red Sea, highlighting that even the major powers have not managed to fire a single bullet at an American ship, an act accomplished by the Yemeni Armed Forces and the great Yemeni people, humiliating the American and Israeli enemies.

In an interview with Al Masirah TV, Atwan remarked, "Yemen has become a major country because it confronts major countries. Who else in the world can claim to have fired a single bullet at an American ship?"

He added, "Even Russia has not fired missiles or bullets at American ships, nor has China launched any bullets or missiles at American military or commercial ships in the Taiwan Strait. The great Yemeni people and the Yemeni Armed Forces have broken the norm; they have spoken and acted, humiliating and insulting the American and Israeli enemy."

Atwan also noted that the entire Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb, and the Arabian Sea are under the control of the Yemeni navy, suggesting that Yemeni naval dominance has expanded to the Indian Ocean and the Cape of Good Hope.

He explained that Yemen's advancements have confused the United States, which is now resorting to intermediaries, while the Yemeni people assert they will not forsake their support for the Palestinian people in Gaza, criticizing some Arab regimes whose roles have become supportive of the enemy entity.

Operation of True Promise Represents an Unprecedented Strategic Shift

Abdul Bari Atwan affirmed that the Iranian operation "True Promise" signifies an unprecedented strategic shift in the confrontation with the enemy, stating that Iran, like Yemen, has become an aggressive state with Palestine despite the geographical distance.

Atwan described the Iranian response to the targeting of the consulate in Damascus as an unprecedented strategic shift, noting that Iran has evolved into a fully confrontational state, akin to Yemen, despite the geographical distance.

Atwan mentioned that the Iranian operation has significantly confounded the Zionist enemy, as it was launched from Iranian soil using domestically manufactured weapons, drones, and missiles.

He further added that out of 350 missiles and drones launched, at least half successfully penetrated deep into the occupied Zionist territory despite the presence of an American-British-French defensive wall in Jordan aimed at intercepting these missiles and drones, which failed spectacularly. The missiles reached the two largest airbases in the Negev in occupied Palestine, inflicting very significant losses.

Hezbollah Ready to Respond to Any Zionist Aggression

Commenting on Hezbollah's operation on Wednesday, which targeted a spying center at a Zionist base in northern occupied Palestine, Abdul Bari Atwan emphasized that this act sends a potent message to the enemy entity, indicating that the resistance is prepared to respond to any Zionist aggression.

Atwan stated, "Hezbollah's operation is unprecedented, marking a transition from a war of attrition to a war of liberation." He highlighted that the weapons used in the attack on the Zionist military base in the village of Arab al-Aramsha in northern occupied Palestine represent a significant advancement, sending a clear message to the Zionists that what was previously an onslaught with Katyusha rockets in a war of attrition will now escalate to precise missile strikes deep inside Israel.

He observed that the operation resulted in the death and injury of 14 Zionist military personnel, emphasizing that this operation marks the beginning of a new phase in Hezbollah's strategy.

Atwan also noted that Hezbollah boasts 100,000 fighters, with the Radwan forces within the resistance trained to storm and liberate the Galilee, aiming for a significant land victory.

Furthermore, he pointed out that the resistance's precision missiles have reached Safed and are poised to strike Haifa and Tel Aviv, targeting Zionist infrastructure. This, he considers, indicates that the war of attrition is evolving and will align with any forceful Iranian response should the enemy entity's government proceed with bombings against Iran.

Rules of Engagement, Power Equations Changing

Atwan further explained that the rules of engagement with the enemy have shifted, observing that the Israeli enemy, which previously defeated major Arab nations within six hours, now faces persistent setbacks in the Gaza Strip after six months without achieving any of its objectives.

Despite the small area of the Gaza Strip, the enemy entity has failed to meet its goals, only perpetuating the genocide against the civilians.

Atwan also remarked on Iran's involvement in the conflict and its strikes against the enemy entity, which have instilled profound fear among the Americans, Zionists, and their allies. He noted that the entity is now confronted on six fronts: Yemen, Iraq, southern Lebanon, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and Iran, suggesting that these developments are merely the beginning of a broader conflict.