Telegraph: Yemen surprised Israel

According to Isna, with the continuation of the Yemeni army’s retaliatory attacks on the occupied lands in response to the Zionist regime’s attacks on Gaza, and despite the intense air strikes of the United States, England, and Israel on this country, these actions stopped the Yemeni attacks on the occupied lands as well as American ships. has not been

In a report about the efforts of the Zionist regime and its allies to prevent the attacks of the Yemeni army, the English newspaper Telegraph wrote with this introduction: The Yemeni Houthis (Ansarullah) currently control a part of Yemen where about 80% of the country’s population lives. have

According to an Israeli security source, if the Yemeni army continues to target civilian cities and provinces in the occupied territories, this regime may be ready to carry out an assassination operation.

This Israeli intelligence source admitted that “the Houthis have taken Israel by surprise” but expressed doubts about the continuation of their attacks at the current intensity.

Comparing the capabilities of Yemen’s Ansarullah with Lebanon’s Hezbollah, he said: “They do not have the capacity of Hezbollah, but at the same time, they have their own productions.” Some of these were targeted in the US and British attacks, but not all of them, and (these weapons facilities and their productions) are scattered throughout Yemen, so it is not easy to identify their location or take charge of it. But still, I don’t think this procedure will take many years.

Back to the first house

This intelligence source told the Telegraph that Israel, which did not consider the Yemeni army a threat until the “Al-Aqsa Storm” operation carried out by Hamas on October 7, is now trying to gather information about them.

He added: “All this time, we thought that the Houthis are not Israel’s problem and that they cause more trouble for the United States, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.” Now the collection of information starts from the first house.

Referring to the difficulty of gathering information, this information source said: There is no border and (Yemen) is very far. Therefore, we have few human options. However, there are many tribes there and we are working with the legitimate government of Yemen who can provide us with useful resources and information.

Yemen’s ability to attack US interests in Africa

Mark Toth, a security expert and economist, said that with the return of US President-elect Donald Trump to the White House this month, we may see an increase in US attacks on Yemen.

He added: Trump will not allow this procedure to continue. If he follows through on his promise to use a “maximum pressure” approach against Iran, he will.

According to this expert, “Trump will face the Houthis who are capable of attacking American military facilities in Djibouti and Eritrea.”

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