Yemen: Despite political, humanitarian, and economic pressures, and despite the formation of American military alliances, airstrikes, and the accompanying propaganda and intimidation against international navigation, Yemen has managed to make a notable and advanced presence in supporting the Palestinian cause.

The Yemeni forces have conducted over 200 maritime, aerial, and air defense operations across a range extending up to 2,200 km.

On the third day of the Al-Aqsa Storm, specifically on October 10, the Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddine al-Houthi delivered an important speech, outlining the initial aspects of Yemen's support role for Gaza.

This speech followed widespread popular presence and a vocal response since the first day of the Storm, which contributed to consolidating the path announced by the Leader, who expressed readiness to mobilize hundreds of thousands of fighters if the borders were opened.

In his speech, Sayyed Abdulmalik considered the Storm as signaling a new phase and delivered an impactful message to the Palestinian resistance, advising them to disregard defamation campaigns and pressures.

He also affirmed that the major operation on October 7 was a "legitimate right" related to the historical injustice suffered by the Palestinians and their sanctities. He declared readiness to provide support with missiles, drones, and all possible means in coordination with the axis of jihad and resistance.

Twenty days after the Al-Aqsa Storm battle, the spokesperson for the Armed Forces announced the first support operation, involving the launch of a batch of ballistic and cruise missiles and drones towards Eilat, as a manifestation of the leader's promise.

Despite American threats and pressures, the Yemeni leadership responded with a decisive stance.

The fourth phase saw a significant escalation, with the expansion of operations and the introduction of new weapons, alongside the withdrawal of the American aircraft carrier Eisenhower. Under these conditions, the Leader announced the initiation of joint operations with the Islamic resistance in Iraq.

In a historic move, Yemen carried out an attack on the heart of the Israeli entity in Tel Aviv using a Yemeni "Yafa" drone, marking the beginning of a new phase despite the economic and humanitarian pressures faced by the country.

Yemen continues to strengthen its position in support of the Palestinian cause through advanced military operations, reflecting its deep commitment to the issue and its challenge to external pressures.

Summary of Military Operations

Military Operations:

Number of operations: Over 200 maritime and aerial operations.

Operational areas include:

• The Red Sea
• Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Sea
• The Indian Ocean
• The Mediterranean Sea
• Southern occupied Palestine
• Occupied Yafa (Tel Aviv)

Targeted Objectives:

Targeted vessels: 170 Israeli, American, and British ships, linked to the blacklist.

Air Defense Operations:

• Number of aircraft downed: 11 MQ-9 drones.

Weapons Used:

• Types of weapons: Over 700 ballistic and cruise missiles, drones, and unmanned boats.

Joint Operations:

• Number of joint operations: 7 joint operations with the Islamic resistance in Iraq.

Translated by Almasirah English website