The Israeli execution of Iranian scientists and senior leaders of the Revolutionary Guards has continued, and Yemen’s Houthi armed forces have suffered the same strike.
On August 30, an Israeli military official that Israel launched an airstrike on Yemen on August 28, targeting the Houthi chief of staff, defense minister and several senior officials.
Yemeni government sources quickly stated that the Houthi organization's "Defense Minister" Assad Sharqabi was killed in the air strike, and the Houthi organization's "Chief of General Staff" Mohammed Abdel-Karim Al-Gamari frequented A military site was also hit by Israel.
In simple terms, Israeli military officials are not shy about saying that they are targeting the Houthis' "chief of general staff," "defense minister," and a vote of senior officials, which is clearly a beheading operation.
The Israeli military touted the operation, using descriptions of "complex operations," "intelligence gathering capabilities and air superiority," and "seizing the intelligence window."
It is speculated that the Israeli army directly launched a missile attack while high-level Houthi officials gathered to watch TV speeches. Such a scene is enough to make people shiver their backs. Not long ago, the top officials of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were collectively beheaded in this way.
There are also reports that the prime minister, defense minister and chief of staff may all be hit, but the Houthi-controlled media jumped out and denied that the leaders were “well.”
This is not the first Israeli strike on the Houthi armed forces in Yemen.On the afternoon of August 24, the Israeli army launched an attack on the sites including the Yemeni presidential palace, the Assar power plant and the Hezbollah power plant, as well as a fuel storage facility that Israel said was used for military activities.
Xinhua News Agency pointed out that the Israeli army dispatched 14 fighter planes and dropped about 40 bombs. In videos circulating on social media, buildings in Sana'a were hit and exploded with huge fireballs.
According to the Ministry of Health, at least six people were killed, 86 were injured, including seven children and three women, and 21 were in critical condition.
The Houthis are not vegetarians either, and Huzzam Assad, a member of the Houthi Politburo, has directly stated that he will retaliate against Israel with "hypersonic missiles with multiple warheads."
While the high-speed hypersonic missile launched two weeks ago by Yemen’s Houthi armed forces only exploded some buildings and caused no casualties, what next time?
Western media warned that the Houthi armed forces had expanded from 220,000 to 350,000 over the years, including recruiting children and adolescents.
Although the Pentagon announced that it had destroyed 69% of the ballistic missile launchers of the Houthi armed forces in Yemen, westerners also said that Iran has been sending them drones, anti-ship cruise missiles and precision-guided ballistic missiles.
Faced with the current situation of the Houthi armed forces in Yemen, our country has made a statement. The website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported on August 28 that a reporter asked why some countries have listed the Houthi armed forces as a terrorist organization.
In response, the Chargé d'affaires a.i. of our Embassy in Yemen responded that China opposes Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, but whether it is listed as a terrorist organization must comply with relevant United Nations standards. China actively promotes the peace process and calls on all parties to return to the negotiating table as soon as possible.
People know that the war in the Middle East has been going on for too long. If issues such as religious conflicts, Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, and hegemonism are not resolved, the chaos in the Middle East will never have a major outcome.