News - Middle East: Hebrew media outlets highlighted on Tuesday the sophisticated and advanced military arsenal possessed by the Yemeni Armed Forces.

The Hebrew newspaper Maariv, citing a study conducted by the Zionist National Security Institute, reported that the disclosure of the Yemeni forces' arsenal is only a part of what they possess. The Yemeni forces reportedly have an array of medium and long-range ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, anti-ship missiles, offensive and suicide drones, and fleets of unmanned aerial vehicles. The Yemenis also have the capabilities and skills to practically use unmanned systems to carry out lethal attacks.

The report emphasized that the Israeli economy has suffered major economic losses due to the military operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces in the Red Sea, conducted in support and solidarity with the Palestinian people. A significant impact has been the cessation of activities at the port of Umm Al-Rashrash, leading to a decline in trade between the Israeli occupation and other countries. This port was a crucial outlet for the export of many goods.

On the other hand, a report issued by the United Nations' ReliefWeb website on Tuesday stated that joint operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces, alongside the Iraqi resistance, have had a significant impact on the shipping sector in the eastern Mediterranean, especially those vessels heading to occupied Palestinian ports.

The report mentioned that one of the targeted ships in the eastern Mediterranean was the oil products tanker Faller, which was in the waters around Haifa at the time.

The UN recognition adds to a series of American and Western European acknowledgments regarding the success of the Yemeni Armed Forces in imposing a comprehensive maritime blockade on Zionist entity navigation routes from the Indian Ocean and the Cape of Good Hope to the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, and the Mediterranean.

Regarding the Yemeni blockade on the Zionist entity, widespread anger and outrage have emerged among the Jordanian people after discovering their government's complicity in breaking the Yemeni blockade on the Zionist entity.

According to Al-Akhbar, a Lebanese newspaper, there is a significant state of unrest and popular resentment after the exposure of the Jordanian regime's collusion in a new fraud operation with the Zionist entity to break the Yemeni ban on navigation in the Red Sea.

The Lebanese newspaper explained on Tuesday that the Israeli occupation is importing goods under the names of Jordanian companies, which unload their shipments at the port of Aqaba and then transport them by land to the port of Eilat in the occupied territories.

It added that the Jordanian move is not new, as other Gulf states had preceded it, notably the UAE, which opened a land line with Saudi Arabia and Egypt to alleviate the burden of the Yemeni blockade on the Israeli occupation. This fraud process reveals the severe economic crisis facing the Zionist enemy after the expansion of the Yemeni Armed Forces' military operations to the Mediterranean.

Yemenis have openly declared their support for Palestine's struggle against Zionist occupation since the regime launched a devastating war on Gaza on October 7, following the surprise Operation Al-Aqsa Storm by Palestinian resistance movements.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have declared that they will not cease retaliatory strikes until Israel stops its ground and aerial offensives. The maritime attacks have compelled major shipping and oil companies to suspend their voyages to the ports of the Zionist enemy.