Yemen: Contrary to what the United States and its allies hope for in terms of weakening or diminishing Sana'a's military capabilities, the Yemeni Armed Forces have unveiled three types of highly advanced, deadly weapons within 20 days of June. 

"Palestine" Missile

On the fifth of this month, the   Armed Forces showcased footage of the launch of the Yemen-made ballistic missile "Palestine." This unveiling came two days after Sana'a announced the success of its hypersonic ballistic missile in hitting a military target of the Zionist enemy in the area of Umm al-Rashrash in southern occupied Palestine.

Although Sana'a did not disclose the specifications of the "Palestine" ballistic missile, it received significant attention from Western and Zionist media, which discussed its modern technological specifications. Many military experts around the world noted that the missile's first appearance demonstrated advanced features, highlighting Yemen's military manufacturing's reach to high-tech levels possessed by only a few countries globally. This development enhances the Yemeni front supporting Gaza and broadens the scope of its escalation paths in future stages.

The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badruddin al-Houthi revealed that the new "Palestine" ballistic missile was specifically designed to meet the requirements of the fourth stage of escalation, both in range and technology, to overcome the enemy's defense layers, involving Arab countries alongside American and European forces along the distance between Yemen and Palestine.

"Tufan1" Boat

Regarding new naval weapons used by Yemen's freedom fighters against the evil trio of America and Britain, the war media broadcast on Friday, June 21, footage of a "Tufan1" unmanned boat made by Yemeni experts. The boat boasts significant combat capabilities and is a qualitative addition to enhancing naval forces' capabilities.

The "Tufan1" boat carries a 150-kilogram warhead, enabling it to cause massive destruction to enemy naval targets. It can reach speeds of up to 35 nautical miles per hour, allowing it to swiftly and accurately reach its targets. It has a high maneuverability, making it difficult for the enemy to detect and intercept. It is used specifically to target nearby naval objectives, whether stationary or moving, and can also be deployed in other combat missions, such as attacking warships and hostile naval installations.

This boat represents a qualitative leap in local weapons manufacturing, showcasing the advanced capabilities of the naval forces in developing sophisticated weapons. It significantly enhances naval capabilities and serves as a strong deterrent to any attempts of aggression on territorial waters, according to the Yemeni Armed Forces.

"Hatm2" Hypersonic Ballistic Missile

Before June ended, specifically on the 26th, the Yemeni Armed Forces unveiled the "Hatm2" hypersonic ballistic missile, which targeted the Israeli ship "MSC SARAH V" at a distance of 1400 kilometers in the Arabian Sea.

The war media presented footage of the missile launch, which operates on solid fuel, has an intelligent control system, and is capable of maneuvering. It has several generations with different ranges and was manufactured by the Yemeni Military Manufacturing Authority.

The unveiling of this missile followed the announcement by the Yemeni army of a special military operation by the naval forces targeting the Israeli ship "MSC SARAH V" in the Arabian Sea. The Yemeni Armed Forces confirmed that the operation was carried out with a new ballistic missile that entered service after successful experimental operations, highlighting that the missile can accurately hit targets over long distances, as demonstrated by this operation.

It is noteworthy that the armed forces revealed the first version of Hatm ballistic missiles during a grand military parade commemorating the tenth anniversary of the September 21, 2014 revolution. The missile is from the fourth generation of the well-known Badr missiles, known for their pinpoint accuracy. The added feature of being long-range means it can reach sensitive targets deep within enemy geography, causing significant damage due to its high destructive power.

It appears that Yemen's military manufacturing has developed the missile to hit pinpoint moving targets at sea over long distances, as demonstrated by the "Hatm2" hypersonic missile.

The Armed Forces emphasize their ongoing efforts to develop military capabilities to enhance their jihadist role in supporting the Palestinian people, backing the Palestinian resistance militarily, and defending Yemen.

The swift, successive, and escalating achievements of the Yemeni Armed Forces have proven their ability to outmatch the coalition forces, protecting the enemy entity and its maritime routes, as acknowledged by Western media. This leads to more entanglement and failure for the United States against the rising free Yemeni power in the region. Will Washington heed the lesson?