Yemen: Motivated by religious, moral, and humanitarian principles, the Yemeni Armed Forces have once again delivered a direct blow to the myth of Zionist military supremacy, challenged Western-American regional dominance, and shattered the illusion of Israel’s invulnerability.

In a bold and precisely executed operation, the Yemeni Air Force launched three drone strikes targeting critical sites in the occupied cities of Jaffa and Ashkelon, as well as the strategic Port of Haifa—one of the key pillars of the Zionist economy.

These coordinated strikes carried a multidimensional message: the era of unchecked Zionist aggression and Western-backed impunity is over. Launched from over 2,000 kilometers away, the drones successfully bypassed layered defense systems—including the Patriot, Iron Dome, THAAD, and the US-led air and sea defense umbrella spanning the Red Sea, the Arabian Gulf, and the borders of Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.

Analysts observed that Yemen’s military operations are not spontaneous reactions but part of a long-term, accumulative strategy. The goal: to exhaust the enemy from within, shake faith in its defense systems, and dismantle the imposed rules of engagement.

The nature of these strikes highlights Yemen’s decentralized leadership within the Axis of Resistance. While spiritually and strategically aligned with regional allies, Yemen retains independent decision-making—operating beyond geographic limits and outside the need for direct, real-time coordination.

Yemen’s continued military support for Gaza has elevated it into a central force reshaping the regional balance of deterrence. Drawing from a revolutionary political vision, indigenous military capabilities, and a renewed Quranic combat doctrine, Yemen has redefined the parameters of confrontation.

In its latest statement, the Yemeni Armed Forces accused the international community of remaining suspiciously silent amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza. It warned that both this silence and the Arab-Islamic complicity will not go unanswered, stressing that Palestinian blood will remain etched in the conscience of free peoples.

The message was clear: what the United Nations has failed to prevent—and what some Arab regimes have enabled—is now being actively confronted by a nation besieged for over a decade. Armed only with faith, resilience, and domestically built capabilities, Yemen continues to challenge global injustice.

On the day of the strikes, Hebrew media confirmed that Yemeni drones had successfully penetrated Israeli airspace, triggering alarms across several areas of occupied Palestine—especially in the Gaza envelope, which had not previously been targeted by Yemen.

Israel’s Channel 14, aligned with the Netanyahu government, reported a “mysterious incident” in which a military jeep overturned near Kerem Shalom following the drone breach—highlighting chaos among Zionist forces or possibly indicating a successful strike.

Zionist media acknowledged this was the second successful Yemeni drone infiltration in just five days—both without any sirens activated until after impact—exposing the fragility of a defense system once hailed as impenetrable.

Analysts emphasize that the strength of Yemen’s military strategy lies not only in its precision and reach, but in its moral clarity. These operations are responses to genocide, the desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the starvation of the people of Gaza.

Through these accumulating actions, Yemen asserts that warfare is not only a political instrument, but an expression of dignity, loyalty, humanity, and justice.

The new reality is now evident: Zionist ports are vulnerable, Israeli airspace is no longer secure, and the interior of occupied Palestine lives under the constant threat of retaliation. Yemen has imposed a new equation of engagement on one of the world’s most technologically advanced militaries.
To Palestinians and freedom-seekers worldwide, Yemen’s drones deliver what many states have failed to articulate: there is no security without justice, no supremacy without morality, and no deterrence without will—when a people possess vision, leadership, and belief in the righteousness of their cause.

These historic strikes confirm that the balance of power is shifting from the southern Arabian Peninsula. Resistance is no longer a slogan—it is a living creed across the Islamic world. To those who believe Gaza stands alone, Yemen’s leadership and people have sent a resounding message: Gaza is not alone. All of Palestine lives in our hearts, and every inch of it lies within the range of liberation.

Translated by Almasirah English website