Consequences of Zionist naval siege by Yemen; Tel Aviv Strategic Doubt – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

The Zionist Regime’s Homeland Security Academy in detailed analysis of security, economic and military risks Caused by The siege of the Zionist regime by the Yemeni armed forces and writes: The threat that the forces Sanaa They have taken against Israel, it is not only a consequence for the Gaza war, it is an element in which it is directly intertwined.

Pointing out that Yemeni missile attacks will continue until the Zionist regime’s invasion of Gaza, the report stressed that this would create serious and new challenges for Israeli security and strategic levels in the region.

The Zionist regime’s security center acknowledged that Sanaa has a high capability to maneuver and independence of its military forces, and this has led to the increasing power of deterrence or stopping it with traditional tools.

Sana’a; Unpredictable power for the Zionist regime

The Israeli intelligence agency reports that Sanaa is a regional power that has high capability to make independence in military decisions. According to the report, the independence has made the Zionist regime’s efforts and its allies to prevent Sanaa’s military activities in the Red Sea and its adjacent waterways.

While the Zionist regime thought it could control Yemen’s armed forces by targeting some specific areas; But the Sana’a forces have been able to increase the tension process, indicating that they can even challenge US military operations in the Red Sea and change the route of its commercial ships.

The study and security center adds that the trend is a real threat to the Zionist regime in a critical situation, and that Tel Aviv and Israeli ships by Sanaa, along with the Yemeni Armed Forces’s missile threats, have succeeded in making the Israeli shipping process difficult and extending more pressure on the Israeli economy. These pressures are in a situation where Tel Aviv also suffers from the consequences of war in Gaza.

Tel Aviv against a strategic dilemma

According to the Zionist regime’s study center, one of the most prestigious security studies centers of the regime, how Tel Aviv’s interaction against this threat represents a major strategic problem, as it must either spread military tension against Sanaa or to demand it. On the other hand, the Zionist regime is well aware that it cannot tolerate the consequences of its offshore shipping in the Red Sea, which is a dangerous threat to the Israeli economy.

The analysis pointed to the failure of the US Navy’s efforts to secure Israeli ships in the Red Sea, stressing that Tel Aviv seeks to achieve alternative solutions and sought to address this problem through coordination with the Arab Gulf states, which have common concerns about threats.

The Zionist Center recommends that the framework of security coordination should be expanded to counter this increasing threat, which requires new strategies that may include numerous coalitions and extensive Zionist security cooperation with the countries of the region.

Strategic developments

Sanaa’s threat to the Zionist seems to be not only a military threat, but also has widespread economic and political consequences. The impact of Ansarullah’s missile attacks against Israeli ships and the closure of offshore trade or preventing the regime in the Red Sea will probably cause the Israeli regime to review its reactions against the Yemenis.

On the other hand, as the Israelis have previously failed to contain Yemenis, they will have limited options in the future.

The Academy of Homeland Security Studies of the Zionist regime adds that any military intervention against Sanaa could probably become a widespread war in the region. According to the report, the war in Gaza showed high levels of weakness in Israel’s deterrence, and the new war against Sanaa is likely to open the numerous fronts that Israel can avoid in the light of current challenges.

Therefore, the report, the Zionist regime, at the same time cannot ignore the impact of the naval siege on its economy; Therefore, it seeks a new strategy to counter the threat that it can include expanding regional coordination or achieving more pervasive military solutions.

The future of the Zionist regime in the shadow of Yemenis threats

In such circumstances, the most important question is whether Israel can pursue a useful strategy to deal with Sanaa’s threats, or the region will see new tensions that will spread the conflict. The Zionist regime’s military and diplomatic tensions are now more than ever.

Conclusion

Threats forces Sanaa Against the Zionist regime is not a limited threat to the Gaza war, but a threat that can affect the security and economic stability of the Zionist regime in the region.

The Zionist regime is opposed to complex equations and probably forced itself to choose limited options; The regime must either accept high -risk military tensions by opening new fronts, or seeking to create regional coalitions to counter this threat. However, the Israeli crisis against Sanaa seems to have forced the regime to pursue a complex strategy in the coming years.