Dramatic turn of events in Israel Hamas War
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In a significant escalation of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Yemen's Ansarullah movement has declared war against Israel's Zionist regime. Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, made this dramatic announcement from the capital city, Sana'a, on Tuesday, pledging strong support for the Palestinian people in the Occupied Territories.
General Saree revealed that Yemen had initiated a substantial offensive, involving ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as numerous drones, targeting various locations in the Palestinian Occupied Territories. This operation marked the third in a series of actions aimed at assisting their Palestinian brethren.
"The position of our Yemeni people regarding the Palestinian cause is unwavering and principled, and the Palestinian people have the full right to defend themselves and exercise their complete rights," General Saree affirmed.
Furthermore, General Saree strongly criticized the ongoing Gaza invasion, alleging that it was being carried out with the support of the United States and the involvement of certain regimes. Yemen's armed forces executed their duty by launching ballistic and cruise missiles at enemy targets in the Occupied Territories, he stated.
General Saree emphasized Yemen's steadfast commitment to the Palestinian cause and announced that this marked the third operation in support of the Palestinians in Gaza within the past three weeks. He also warned that Yemen would continue to conduct more precise missile and drone attacks unless Israel's aggression ceased.
With this declaration of war, Yemen has officially entered the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, elevating tensions in an already volatile region. The launch of a significant number of ballistic missiles and drones underscores their dedication to supporting the Palestinian people in their struggle.
In a stern warning, General Saree stated, "We will continue to carry out higher quality attacks using missiles and drones until Israel's aggression stops."
