News - Yemen: An American newspaper has expressed its admiration for the tremendous development in the military capabilities of the Yemeni army while affirming Washington's concern about the Yemeni Armed Forces' new unmanned boats.

Business Insider confirmed on Tuesday that Yemen's unmanned boats are unprecedented in naval confrontations.

The newspaper quoted American military experts as saying that the increased use of unmanned boats in military operations in the Red Sea and their success indicate that the Yemenis are learning from previous outcomes and are capable of adjusting their operations accordingly.

Last Sunday, Yemeni Armed Forces unveiled the Destroyer Flood (Toophan al-Mudammer in Arabic) boat, which boasts high destructive power and advanced technology.

This marks the fourth revelation in June for a specialized weapon that has entered the battle to support Gaza, starting with the "Palestine" ballistic missile, followed by the "Topphan-1" boat, and then the "Hatem-2" hypersonic ballistic missile.

The Toophan al-Mudammer is a locally-made unmanned warboat with high destructive capabilities. It carries a warhead weighing between 1000 to 1500 kg, equipped with advanced technology, and can be controlled manually or remotely. The boat reaches a speed of 45 nautical miles per hour and operates in all marine conditions.

The Military Media presented footage of the Toophan al-Mudammer boat targeting the Transworld Navigator ship in the Red Sea last week. The footage showed the boat moving towards the ship, colliding with it, and causing a massive explosion.

On June 22, the Armed Forces announced the execution of a significant military operation targeting the Transworld Navigator ship in the Arabian Sea with several ballistic missiles, resulting in a direct hit.

On June 23, the Naval Forces carried out a second targeting operation on the same ship in the Red Sea using an unmanned boat, which was not revealed at the time, resulting in a direct hit.