News - Yemen: An investigation published by the Arab Journal revealed the success of the Yemeni Armed Forces in disabling defense systems, radar, and communication systems during the targeting of three destroyers in the Red Sea.

The investigation indicated that the simultaneous failure of defense systems and technical malfunctions in the three incidents against the American destroyer USS Gravely, the German frigate Hessen, and the Danish frigate may not be mere coincidences but could be the result of an external factor. The possible effects of jamming make electronic jamming the most likely and expected scenario for these incidents.

The investigation explained that the Yemeni Armed Forces used powerful broadcasting devices to jam wireless communications, radar systems, and enemy launch systems, making it difficult for hostile forces to communicate or accurately detect targets.

Additionally, a report from the US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) mentioned that Sana'a forces used jamming techniques to disrupt unmanned aircraft belonging to the Western coalition, reducing their effectiveness in gathering intelligence and carrying out attacks.

American intelligence reports also highlighted that electronic jamming by Yemeni forces played a role in disrupting radar and communication systems on warships in the Red Sea, affecting their ability to detect and respond to threats. The jamming devices include mobile jammers and powerful broadcasting devices that can be installed on drones, ground vehicles, or used with directed antennas to accurately jam signals toward targeted objectives, or deployed in strategic locations to disrupt communications on a wide scale.