News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, confirmed that the Israeli enemy is deeply concerned about its failure to intercept the missiles launched by the Yemeni Armed Forces, with more than half of Jewish Zionists fleeing to shelters due to the sound of warning sirens.

He added that Israeli aviation has been affected, particularly at Ben Gurion Airport, as flights are halted during operations, which has influenced many airlines to reconsider resuming flights. Furthermore, the operations have had a significant impact on the enemy's economy.

Sayyed Abdulmalik explained that the Yemeni military operations reached occupied Jaffa and Ashkelon, targeting a substation and the second power station “Orot Rabin” south of occupied Haifa. The operations have caused significant fear, anxiety, and psychological distress for the Zionists, which have failed to counter the missiles.

The Leader pointed out that the state of panic and fear has spread to over 234 cities and towns in the settlements across Palestine, with more than half of Jewish Zionists fleeing to shelters due to the incessant sirens.

He also addressed the Yemeni Armed Forces’ engagement with the U.S. aircraft carrier Harry Truman, highlighting that this was the third such encounter and the sixth overall with aircraft carriers. The engagement coincided with U.S. preparations for major aggressive operations against Yemen, which were thwarted.

He noted that the American forces achieved a tactical “success” in rapidly retreating, as the "Harry Truman" immediately fled, altering its course towards the far northern Red Sea. All warplanes that had taken off to carry out hostile missions also returned quickly.

He emphasized that enemies are targeting the Yemeni people in all possible ways—militarily, economically, politically, and through media—yet, they continue to fail in most areas, while Yemen maintains resilience, stability, and success.

He highlighted the faith, courage, and unity of the Yemeni tribes, describing them as a formidable military force with extensive combat experience and the backbone of Yemeni society.

He also noted the training efforts, which have produced over 800,000 trained individuals, surpassing one million when combined with regular forces. Additionally, hundreds of thousands of educational and mobilization events have been organized, including seminars, protests, and nightly gatherings.

He urged the Yemeni people to participate in tomorrow’s million-person marches in the capital Sana’a and other provinces, emphasizing the importance and spiritual reward of such participation as part of the nation’s jihad.

He concluded by stressing the critical nature of this phase, where widespread marches play a significant role in shaping the future of Yemen and its resistance.