Yemen: The Yemeni Armed Forces have correlated the fourth phase of their escalation against the Zionist enemy with the Israeli enemy's plan to invade Rafah. This move has highlighted Yemen's pivotal role in the conflict and exposed the enemy to the reality that allied fronts possess numerous strategies and surprises to counter any aggressive escalation.

The Yemeni Armed Forces declared that the invasion of Rafah would trigger comprehensive sanctions on companies involved in supplying the enemy via maritime routes, effectively blocking their ships from traversing Yemen's operational zone regardless of their intended destination. This represents a significant economic blow to the enemy and its associates.

This preemptive announcement unveiled the initial response equations to the Rafah invasion, suggesting that other supporting fronts are likely to engage with similar escalation strategies. Yemen's announcement seems intricately linked with the regional support networks in Lebanon and Iraq. It is evident that Yemen coordinated this announcement with Palestinian resistance factions, seeking to bolster their negotiating position against the enemy. The Yemeni imposition of "sanctions" signals a potential escalation in pressure on the enemy to match the gravity of the Rafah incursion.

Consequently, Yemen's announcement presents the enemy with the prospect that initiating the Rafah invasion will elicit broad responses on other fronts, even if they are not yet publicized. This is due to the extensive coordination observed in recent months among various supporting fronts.

In summary, Yemen's proactive announcement of its response to the Rafah invasion reaffirms the presence of all regional support fronts on the battlefield and at the negotiating table, compelling the enemy to reconsider its calculations in light of regional consequences.