Israel was too ruthless, 10 earth-penetrating shells hit at the same time, and the top management of the Houthi armed forces suffered a "one-shot".

In the past few days, a long-range beheading operation spanning nearly 2000 kilometers has once again exposed the cruelty of Middle East geopolitics.

Ten F-15 fighter jets from the 69th Squadron of the Israeli Air Force took off from the mainland. After several hours of flight and aerial refueling, they brazenly raided Sana'a, the capital of Yemen. The target is directed at the core of the "government" in the Houthi area.

Each F-15 fighter aircraft is equipped with three one-ton GBU-31 GPS guided bombs and two 250 kg GBU-12 laser guided bombs.

The operation is a direct retaliation for the recent frequent use of ballistic missiles by the Houthi armed forces to attack places such as Israel's Ben Gurion Airport and Tel Aviv.

Israeli Defense Minister Katz's warning was still in his ears: "After the plague of darkness, the plague of the firstborn is coming."

This time, Israel announced to the world with a precise ¡°surgery¡± its unparalleled intelligence capabilities and its determination to strike remotely.

This is not just a military operation, but a well-planned psychological battle aimed at deterring all those who dare to challenge Israel¡¯s security.

The ¡°point-clearing¡± tactic from Lebanon to Yemen

The airstrike in Yemen is another extreme example of Israel's "targeted killing" tactics in recent years.

Over the past year, Israel has successfully carried out executions of several senior leaders of Lebanese Hezbollah, Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hamas in Gaza.

From Hezbollah¡¯s senior commanders in Beirut to Hamas¡¯ military leaders in Gaza, Israel¡¯s intelligence networks and air forces have been hand-handed.

These actions not only hurt the enemy¡¯s command system, but also send a clear signal that wherever you hide, threatening Israel will cost your lives.

This airstrike on Yemen pushed the range and courage of this tactic to new boundaries, from the coast of the Lebanon to the Arabian Peninsula.

Behind it is the intelligence support provided by the United States, advanced satellite surveillance, and deep penetration of Houthi internal communications, which together weave a deadly tight encirclement.

Sanaa's "extinction" hit: the collective overthrow of the prime minister and cabinet

After two days of silence, the Houthis confirmed on Aug. 30 that Prime Minister Ahmed Al Rahawi of their "Government for Change and Construction" and several "government ministers" had been killed in Thursday's air strike, which had devastating consequences.

According to sources, at that time, the Houthi "government" was holding a routine seminar to evaluate the work of the past year.

Israeli intelligence accurately locked the court where high-ranking officials gathered.In the attack, the Israeli army used 10 one-ton drilling bombs to carry out continuous attacks on the building.

In addition to Prime Minister Rahabi, Deputy Prime Minister Mohammed Miftah, Minister of Industry Mun Mahagri, military operations official Saher Sharkabi, Deputy Minister of Interior Abdul Mahid Murtada, and several senior officials including the Minister of Information and the Minister of Education, the rest of the government ministers were wounded severely to moderately.

The surviving first deputy prime minister, Mohamed Ahmed Ahmed Mufta, soon took the place to perform the functions of prime minister.

The Israeli military said the operation was a "sophisticated and precise" strike thanks to an "intelligence window of opportunity" and "air superiority". The timing of this operation was also extremely ingenious. It coincided with the fact that the top Houthi officials "celebrated" the anniversary work and relaxed their vigilance.

[The "Shadow" that is difficult to eliminate: The Real Core of the Houthi Armed Forces]

However, although the Houthi government head was "eliminated", its real core of power remains solid. Prime Minister Rahvi and others are more symbolic executive heads than powerful figures holding military power.

The highest spiritual and military leader of the Houthi armed forces is the rarely-appearing Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, who is the brother of the founding leader Hussein Hussein and the real brain of the Houthi organization.

The specific commanders were Houthi Defense Minister Mohammed Nasser Al-Atifi and Chief of General Staff Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari, two senior generals who were also unharmed this time.

Responsible for specific military operations are commanders who have been trained in Iran and Iraq, who are scattered throughout Yemen and command missile and drone attacks on Israel.

As Yemeni opposition officials said, beheading these "symbolic figures" has limited impact, and the "shadow" commanders who really command the operations will not stop acting.

Israel can destroy a building and eliminate a group of officials, but air strikes alone are not enough to completely eliminate an armed group rooted in Yemen's complex network of tribes and religions.

The Houthi forces control approximately 23 million people and control most densely populated areas in western and northern Yemen, including the capital Sana'a.

The Houthi armed forces have a deep mass base and continuous weapons support from Iranian sources.Behind this victory of ¡°thousands of miles¡± is an endless cycle of confrontation.

Israel¡¯s ¡°cut-off¡± is just pressing the ¡°stop-key¡± rather than the ¡°stop-key.¡±