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Just as Israel's air strikes against the Houthi armed forces finally achieved results, it directly cooked up the senior administrative leaders of the Houthi armed forces.

At the same time, Israel carried out a "beheading operation" against senior officials of Hezbollah and Hamas in Lebanon. However, before the Israeli army was immersed in the mood of the success of the operation, retaliation suddenly began.

At 8:50 a.m. local time on September 1, Yemen's Houthi spokesperson Yahya Sarea confirmed through a video statement that The militants fired missiles at the Israeli oil tanker Scarlet Ray in the northern Red Sea, and emphasized that the missile "hit the target accurately."¡£

On August 28, Israeli troops carried out air strikes in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, intensifying the confrontation between the two sides. On August 31, Houthi leaders said they would retaliate and escalate military attacks and shipping blockades against Israel. Attack on the Scarlet Ray tanker on September 1 It is its specific action to fulfill its promise of retaliation.

At almost the same time, British maritime security company Ambri had earlier confirmed that on August 31 local time, an Israeli-owned oil tanker flying the Liberian flag reported that it was located in the Red Sea port city of Saudi Arabia."An explosion occurred" in the waters near the southwest of Yanbo.

The British Maritime Trade Operations Authority reported yesterday (Sunday) that a Zionist ship encountered an "unknown object fall and a huge explosion" 40 miles southwest of Yanbo, Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea.

Fortunately, despite the attack, the crew were all safe and the ship was able to continue sailing to its next destination. This suggests that the attack may not have directly hit vital parts of the tanker, or the missile fell into the water and exploded at a certain distance from the ship.

In addition, there are three key observation points worthy of focus.

1. The location of the incident is very special.

This time, the Houthi armed forces directly attacked Israeli oil tankers in the port of Yanbu, It belongs to "long-range warfare" and may cause dissatisfaction from Saudi Arabia.

However, the Houthi armed forces should have taken this into account before launching the strike, but even at the risk of provoking Saudi Arabia, they still attacked Israeli oil tankers. This shows that this time The Houthi armed forces are very determined to retaliate against Israel.

According to relevant news, The attack occurred in the waters near the southwest of the Red Sea port city of Yanbo in Saudi Arabia.Yanbo is located in the Saudi province of Mecca. It is the second largest city on the Red Sea coast after Jeddah. It is also the second largest port in Saudi Arabia. As a key oil transportation hub, it is responsible for exporting a large amount of bulk oil from the Middle East.

The Houthi attack on the Israeli oil tanker took place in the port of Yanbo and was a "long-range operation". This move is likely to arouse dissatisfaction from Saudi Arabia. However, before launching the attack, the Houthi armed forces apparently had pre-judged the potential consequences. Even though they knew that they might anger Saudi Arabia, they still persisted in carrying out strikes on Israeli tankers, fully demonstrating their extremely determined intention to retaliate against Israel.

2. The bombed Israeli oil tanker was not simple.

It is understood that although the oil tanker attacked this time was flying the Liberian flag and seemed to have no obvious connection with Israel from its appearance and other superficial characteristics, it was still targeted by the Houthi armed forces. This move suggests that the Houthi armed forces may have conducted sufficient intelligence collection and analysis beforehand, and may even have grasped a large amount of key information about Israeli-related ships.

Previously, the Houthi armed forces had publicly stated that they would attack all ships associated with or destined for Israel in order to advance their "maritime blockade" strategy against Israel. In this context, it is likely that more Israeli-related ships will be targeted in the future.

3£¬The retaliation of the Houthi armed forces was indeed rapid ¡£

On August 28, the Israeli army launched an attack on Yemen. The Israeli military made it clear that the targets were the military command levels such as the Chief of Staff and Defense Minister of the Houthi armed forces.

It is reported that when the attack occurred, senior Houthi officials were holding a government work seminar to evaluate annual performance. After receiving the intelligence, Israel immediately launched a "beheading operation" and was successful.

Two days later, the Houthi armed forces officially confirmed on August 30 that Prime Minister Ahmed Rahawi and several ministers were dead, and several other ministers were seriously injured. He also threatened to launch fierce retaliation against Israel. Now, within a day, an Israeli oil tanker has been blown up. It can be seen that The Houthi armed forces retaliated very quickly against Israel this time¡£

It is unclear what measures Israel will take to respond and what new retaliatory actions the Houthis will launch. However, what is clear is that the confrontation between the two sides has just begun, and the situation is very likely to deteriorate further in the future, triggering more serious turmoil and chaos.

If the conflict continues to escalate, causing Israel to be trapped on multiple fronts, the possibility of the United States intervening militarily again and supporting Israel cannot be ruled out. Looking back at the previous Iran-Israel conflict, the United States directly dispatched fighter jets to air strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, demonstrating its tough stance in safeguarding regional allies.

However, as of now, the U.S. government has remained silent about the current situation and has not made any public response.

On the other hand, just as an Israeli oil tanker was hit by an explosion, the Israeli military suddenly disclosed a report whose content was unexpected.

What attracts particular attention is thatOn the 1st, Israeli media disclosedAn internal Israeli army document stated that Since May this year, the Israeli military operation codenamed "Gideon Chariot" in the Gaza Strip has been judged to be "failed."There was neither a clear time plan nor a reasonable allocation of resources for this operation, which resulted in extreme exhaustion of the troops and failure to achieve all key goals-- Hamas has not been defeated militarily or disintegrated politically; Israeli detainees have not been released through agreements, nor have they been successfully rescued during military operations.

Against the background of little success in the early operations and damage to international credibility, on August 31, when Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces Zamir hosted a situation assessment meeting at the Israeli Army's Northern Command, he threw out a piece of news that was enough to stir up the situation in the Middle East. Israeli troops will continue to pursue the leadership of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) even overseas¡£This time, the Israeli military's declaration of "global pursuit" is more like a strategy to show a tough stance.

The report, issued by the Israeli Army Ground Forces Combat Information Center and communicated to multiple brigade-level units, is extremely unusual in the context of the ongoing tense conflict.

The Israeli army took the initiative to admit that the "operation failed" and even admitted that it "lost all international credibility." This almost self-deprecation approach is obviously contrary to normal. However, from another perspective, Israel's move may be paving the way for the Israeli army to regroup and launch a new round of large-scale military operations in Gaza. If this is the case, it will undoubtedly be another major blow to Gaza, which has already suffered severe damage.

The conflict that continues to this day has turned the Gaza Strip into ruins, and the humanitarian crisis continues to deteriorate. If the war escalates again, it will surely aggravate the suffering of civilians and regional instability. No matter how the situation goes, it is often the innocent people who bear the heaviest price. I hope this conflict will come to an end as soon as possible.