News - Yemen: The Yemeni Armed Forces announced on Monday morning that they carried out two precision military operations deep inside the occupied Palestinian territories, employing a multi-warhead hypersonic ballistic missile and two unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

In a statement, the military said a multi-separating hypersonic ballistic missile of the Palestine-2 type struck sensitive sites in the occupied city of Jaffa, while, simultaneously, two UAVs attacked vital targets belonging to the Zionist enemy in Umm al-Rashrash. The statement said the strikes achieved their objectives and caused widespread panic among Zionist usurpers, many of whom fled to shelters.

The official spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare'e, said the operation succeeded and that the precision strikes hit their intended targets. According to the statement, the unmanned air arm executed a coordinated attack at the same time as the missile strike, hitting two vital enemy targets in Umm al-Rashrash “with accuracy and success.”

Brig. Gen. Sare'e added that the attacks triggered a state of alarm among the Zionist usurpers and insisted the Yemeni Armed Forces will continue to carry out their religious, moral and humanitarian duties in support of the oppressed Palestinian people until the aggression on Gaza ends and the siege is lifted.

Since formally announcing participation in the support campaign for Gaza, Yemeni forces have increasingly employed long-range missiles and drones against targets across occupied territory and strategic nodes tied to the occupation’s transport and military infrastructure. Analysts cited in regional media have interpreted these developments as a tactical evolution — greater weapon-mix diversity, exploitation of low-altitude profiles and timing, and an emphasis on psychological and logistical disruption as much as on direct material damage.

The latest reported use of a hypersonic, multi-warhead missile signals what the Yemeni military describes as a new phase of reach and lethality, while the synchronized use of UCAVs demonstrates an operational preference for multi-vector attacks designed to complicate interception and increase the chance of mission success.