Sana'a - (Saba):
In a qualitative and unprecedented development in Yemeni military capabilities, the armed forces successfully targeted the Zionist Ramat David base, one of the largest and most important enemy air bases in northern occupied Palestine, with a hypersonic "Palestine 2" missile, in a strike carrying far-reaching strategic messages.
This is the first targeting of its kind of the base, located in the Marj Ibn Amer plain, within a sensitive geographical triangle linking southeast Haifa, Jenin, and Tiberias, and near the Green Line separating the West Bank and the territories occupied in 1948. Ramat David is classified as one of three main bases used by the enemy entity to carry out its military operations against neighboring countries: Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and the Gulf.
The inclusion of this base in the Yemeni armed forces' target bank represents a significant leap forward in the path of deterrent operations against the Zionist entity, which continues to commit crimes of genocide against the Palestinian people, disregarding international laws and humanitarian norms, and persisting in its brutal aggression against the Gaza Strip.
This operation comes within the framework of the "Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" battle, launched by Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, coinciding with the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle. This operation reflects a firm stance in support of the Palestinian people and direct support for the resistance in Gaza.
Yemeni operations have ranged from targeting the Umm al-Rashrash port in the far south, to bombing Jaffa in the heart of the entity, then occupied Haifa, and beyond Haifa in the north.
The missile's range exceeding 2,300 kilometers is a clear message that Yemen is steadfast in confronting the Zionist aggression, that its options are open, and that it will not back down from its honorable positions, regardless of the challenges. It will continue to strike deep inside Zionism as punishment for its crimes in Gaza.
Yemeni missile and drone capabilities have become a real threat to both the Zionist and American enemies, through strikes on vital installations in the occupied territories and the pursuit of aircraft carriers and warships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, amid increasing recognition by the enemy's media of the strength of Yemeni strikes.
In this context, the Hebrew newspaper Maariv revealed that the Israeli occupation army is facing serious difficulties in dealing with Yemeni attacks, noting that the Arrow system failed to intercept missiles on four consecutive occasions, in favor of advanced ballistic missiles launched from Yemen.
The newspaper described the situation as an unprecedented security challenge for the enemy entity, as it did not expect its military bases to be attacked from thousands of kilometers away, at a time when the army suffers from weak defensive responses. This constitutes a victory for Yemen and its growing deterrent capabilities.
Political and military analysts emphasized that the development of Yemeni capabilities reflects the failure of the US administration's bets, particularly the Trump administration, which led the aggression against Yemen. They pointed out that Sana'a has proven its steadfast position, its independent decision-making, and its ability to launch targeted strikes approximately every 48 hours deep inside the entity.
They explained that the American military force, despite its vast arsenal, has been unable to guarantee Israel's security or achieve regional stability. They noted that the only solution lies in ensuring justice for the Palestinian people, enabling them to exercise their legitimate rights, and halting the Zionist killing machine.
History confirms that Yemen has not been defeated by major powers. It fights its battles based on its belief in the nation's causes, the strength of its men, and the sensitivity of its strategic location. Today, it continues to impose new equations in the region, while America sinks deeper into the quagmire of aggression it created, from which it appears to have no way out.
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