News – Middle East:  A Hebrew-language report has revealed details of secret military cooperation between the United Arab Emirates and the Zionist entity, involving the deployment of an advanced Israeli-made radar system in Somalia’s Puntland region, directly overlooking the Yemeni coast.

According to the report, the radar system—identified as the ELM-2084 multi-mission radar—was recently stationed in Puntland with the approval of local authorities. The system is designed to track and monitor ballistic missile and drone launches from Yemen, underscoring what analysts describe as a dangerous escalation in Emirati-Israeli military coordination.

The ELM-2084 radar, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries and used as part of the Iron Dome system, is capable of detecting a wide range of aerial threats. Its placement on the Horn of Africa provides the Zionist entity and its allies with a direct surveillance line over Yemeni airspace and maritime zones.

Analysts note that this deployment follows a series of Yemeni military operations that have disrupted Israeli-linked shipping routes in the Red Sea, inflicting heavy economic losses on the entity and its partners. The new radar system is expected to integrate with American-operated radars already stationed in the Red Sea and occupied Palestine, forming a trilateral surveillance and defense network between the UAE, the United States, and the Zionist entity.

The revelation highlights Abu Dhabi’s deepening involvement in Israeli enemy security strategies, moving beyond political normalization into direct military alignment. Observers stress that this cooperation reflects the failure of US-British airstrikes to neutralize Yemen’s expanding missile and drone capabilities, which continue to shift the balance of power in the region.

Yemen’s resistance forces have increasingly relied on long-range missile and drone operations targeting Israeli-linked shipping and sensitive sites, positioning themselves as a central player in the regional confrontation. Despite sustained strikes by the US and UK, the Yemeni Armed Forces have maintained and advanced their capabilities, forcing the Zionist entity and its allies to expand defensive infrastructure beyond their own borders.

The UAE’s hosting of Israeli radar facilities in Somalia signals a deeper military partnership aimed at countering the growing influence of the Resistance axis. Analysts warn that this step could further destabilize the Horn of Africa, drawing Somalia into a conflict that is expanding across the Red Sea and beyond.