Sana'a - Saba:
The Islamic Republic of Iran has thwarted the decades-old American-Zionist plot to attack the country, destroy its military capabilities and infrastructure, and undermine its regime.
This plot, under the pretext of the so-called "Iranian nuclear program," as alleged by the criminal Netanyahu and senior leaders of the Zionist entity, is a clear attempt to undermine the regime.
Despite the losses incurred by Iran, including the martyrdom of military leaders and nuclear scientists, the Islamic Republic confronted the aggression with steadfastness, turning the strike into an opportunity for a decisive and devastating response.
This response targeted the occupying entity's research centers and military industries, foremost among them the Weizmann Institute of Science, one of the most important centers supporting the Israeli military in the fields of artificial intelligence and intelligence data analysis.
The Iranian strikes expanded to include command and control centers deep within the enemy entity. The bombing targeted Kirya military complex in the heart of Tel Aviv, the headquarters of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Israeli enemy army, as well as Aman military intelligence center in Herzliya, the most dangerous branch for planning operations and managing wars and assassinations.
This unprecedented Iranian response exposed the false prestige of the entity, which had long boasted of its invincibility. It transformed "Israel" from a "predatory tiger" to a "paper tiger," despite decades of American and European support within the framework of the so-called "Greater Israel" project.
The images of the destruction of the Zionist military infrastructure that appeared on media screens and social media platforms were enough to expose the fragility of the temporary entity and shatter the prestige of the so-called strongest army in the region, despite the extensive Zionist media blackout. This sends a decisive message: the immunity enjoyed by Israeli infrastructure for decades has ended, and it is now a target in any confrontation.
In contrast, the Zionist entity has not achieved any significant breakthrough in its targeting of Iran and has failed to achieve its declared objectives. Rather, it has pushed Tehran to become more cohesive and to move forward with its strategic programs, foremost among them the peaceful nuclear program, representing a categorical refusal to submit to American and Western pressure.
Military and strategic experts believe that the recent Iranian strikes represent a strategic shift in the nature of Iranian deterrence, emphasizing that 'Israel" will not be able to withstand repeated strikes of this magnitude, given the failure of its defense systems to intercept Iranian missiles and drones.
Amid this situation, Yemen has not been immune to the ongoing conflict in the region, nor has it taken a spectator's position, as many regimes have. Rather, it has been actively present politically, media-wise, and militarily, on the front line of supporting the Islamic Republic and confronting the Zionist-American project in the region.
The continued official and popular opposition to American and Zionist hegemony embodies the determination of the revolutionary and political leadership in Yemen to continue championing the nation's causes, foremost among them the Palestinian cause, and to confront the Western agenda, no matter the sacrifices.
At the heart of this protracted confrontation, Gaza remains a symbol of oppression and steadfastness, and a key axis in the nation's battle against the Zionist-American project. While rockets rain down on the occupying entity from multiple fronts, the enemy continues its brutal crimes in the Gaza Strip, targeting relief centers and civilian gathering areas in retaliation for its failure to return its prisoners, its inability to break the will of the resistance, and its frantic efforts to impose displacement and liquidate the cause.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has thwarted the decades-old American-Zionist plot to attack the country, destroy its military capabilities and infrastructure, and undermine its regime.
This plot, under the pretext of the so-called "Iranian nuclear program," as alleged by the criminal Netanyahu and senior leaders of the Zionist entity, is a clear attempt to undermine the regime.
Despite the losses incurred by Iran, including the martyrdom of military leaders and nuclear scientists, the Islamic Republic confronted the aggression with steadfastness, turning the strike into an opportunity for a decisive and devastating response.
This response targeted the occupying entity's research centers and military industries, foremost among them the Weizmann Institute of Science, one of the most important centers supporting the Israeli military in the fields of artificial intelligence and intelligence data analysis.
The Iranian strikes expanded to include command and control centers deep within the enemy entity. The bombing targeted Kirya military complex in the heart of Tel Aviv, the headquarters of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Israeli enemy army, as well as Aman military intelligence center in Herzliya, the most dangerous branch for planning operations and managing wars and assassinations.
This unprecedented Iranian response exposed the false prestige of the entity, which had long boasted of its invincibility. It transformed "Israel" from a "predatory tiger" to a "paper tiger," despite decades of American and European support within the framework of the so-called "Greater Israel" project.
The images of the destruction of the Zionist military infrastructure that appeared on media screens and social media platforms were enough to expose the fragility of the temporary entity and shatter the prestige of the so-called strongest army in the region, despite the extensive Zionist media blackout. This sends a decisive message: the immunity enjoyed by Israeli infrastructure for decades has ended, and it is now a target in any confrontation.
In contrast, the Zionist entity has not achieved any significant breakthrough in its targeting of Iran and has failed to achieve its declared objectives. Rather, it has pushed Tehran to become more cohesive and to move forward with its strategic programs, foremost among them the peaceful nuclear program, representing a categorical refusal to submit to American and Western pressure.
Military and strategic experts believe that the recent Iranian strikes represent a strategic shift in the nature of Iranian deterrence, emphasizing that 'Israel" will not be able to withstand repeated strikes of this magnitude, given the failure of its defense systems to intercept Iranian missiles and drones.
Amid this situation, Yemen has not been immune to the ongoing conflict in the region, nor has it taken a spectator's position, as many regimes have. Rather, it has been actively present politically, media-wise, and militarily, on the front line of supporting the Islamic Republic and confronting the Zionist-American project in the region.
The continued official and popular opposition to American and Zionist hegemony embodies the determination of the revolutionary and political leadership in Yemen to continue championing the nation's causes, foremost among them the Palestinian cause, and to confront the Western agenda, no matter the sacrifices.
At the heart of this protracted confrontation, Gaza remains a symbol of oppression and steadfastness, and a key axis in the nation's battle against the Zionist-American project. While rockets rain down on the occupying entity from multiple fronts, the enemy continues its brutal crimes in the Gaza Strip, targeting relief centers and civilian gathering areas in retaliation for its failure to return its prisoners, its inability to break the will of the resistance, and its frantic efforts to impose displacement and liquidate the cause.