Houthi-Israel War: Around Yemen and Beyond - News, Updates and Discussion

[muhammed45]

American pricks claimed Iranian missiles are photoshop works and Iran cannot even dream of attacking US mai land.

Look at Yemen idiots

 

[Persian Gulf]

Yemen ballistic missile impacts near Tel Aviv

Many details are not fully clear. But we know at least one (and apparently only one) ballistic missile from Yemen travelled 2000km in 11-12 minutes and impacted near Tel Aviv.

We know there were multiple interception attempts by Arrow and Iron Dome, but these were apparently unsuccessful.

There is footage of a number of small fires but nothing conclusive. Some Israeli sources are saying the missile broke up before orbit, Iranian sources say it may have used submunitions.

2.3 million Zionist settlers were sent to bomb shelters.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835161996729147479

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835225834233192693

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835178601064370180

 

[muhammed45]

Yemen's HGV. According to Israeli sources, the missile suddenly changed its course and made interception impossible.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Israeli sources claim the missile fell apart mid-air in the final phase. This would explain the lack of interception and multiple shrapnel / small impacts and fires.

Ansarallah said they worked to extend the range of the missile, and that can commonly impact a missile's structural integrity. So it seems plausible when you fire a missile with 1600km range to 2000km.

 

[UKBengali]

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Yemen's HGV. According to Israeli sources, the missile suddenly changed its course and made interception impossible.

Now makes sense as to why 20 Zio-US missiles were not able to intercept it.

Now the Yemenis just need to work on accuracy and then entity can get some proper spanking.

 

[muhammed45]

Israeli sources claim the missile fell apart mid-air in the final phase. This would explain the lack of interception and multiple shrapnel / small impacts and fires.

Ansarallah said they worked to extend the range of the missile, and that can commonly impact a missile's structural integrity. So it seems plausible when you fire a missile with 1600km range to 2000km.

Which Israeli source?

 

[Persian Gulf]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1835293782537044218

looks like Kheibar Shekan

 

[Persian Gulf]

Which Israeli source?

the IDF

but there is also an image of a supposed impact, and earlier Israeli reports admitted that the missile impacted (in an open area)

 

[Ali_Baba]

Does it seem that this missile against Israel was to test new ways of evading the ABM shield that Israel has, and to learn more about the ABM more with a view of making any Iranian retaliation more effective if/when it does happen ?

How Israel retaliates will matter also - they said they would today. Will they strike Iran? or Yemen ?

 

[Persian Gulf]

Does it seem that this missile against Israel was to test new ways of evading the ABM shield that Israel has, and to learn more about the ABM more with a view of making any Iranian retaliation more effective if/when it does happen ?

How Israel retaliates will matter also - they said they would today. Will they strike Iran? or Yemen ?

they will probably strike Yemen again and set a bunch of civilian fuel targets on fire for a big optical victory

 

[muhammed45]

they will probably strike Yemen again and set a bunch of civilian fuel targets on fire for a big optical victory

I don't think they would dare. Yemen showed them its iron fist. This one attack was just demonstration of their capabilities.

Now they know how to fish thanks to Iran. They will attack Israel at will. Without being repelled.

Israel is now scared shitless.

 

[Persian Gulf]

IDF statement:

The ballistic missile launched by the Iran-backed Houthis from Yemen at central Israel this morning was hit by an interceptor missile, although it did not manage to completely destroy the target, according to an Israeli Air Force probe.

The missile had been identified upon launch from northwestern Yemen early this morning, and the Arrow long-range defense system was activated to intercept it. Several interceptor missiles were launched at the target in attempts to down it.

At least one of the Arrow interceptors hit the missile, but did not destroy it completely, the probe finds. Instead, the interceptor caused the Houthi missile to break apart in the air, and the warhead, as well as other pieces, fell to the ground.

The missile shrapnel impacted open areas in the Ben Shemen forest, close to Kfar Daniel, sparking a fire. Shrapnel from the interceptors also hit a train station near Modiin, causing slight damage.

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I wonder how many is "several"

 

[925boy]

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Yemen's HGV. According to Israeli sources, the missile suddenly changed its course and made interception impossible.

Iran said it has HGV capabilities - people were in denial (and said Iran doesn't have that capability and that its generals who said it did were also lying and obviously "had no idea what they were talking about").

Iran said it gave Houthis HGV capabilities- people were in denial.

Houthis successfully fire HGV at Israel - people finally find a way to accept that Iran and Houthis were speaking the truth when they said they had HGV capabilities.

 

[muhammed45]

*Imagine 1 missile*

VS

*American fleet stationed at red sea + French naval fleet + Israeli air defense systems*

And Yemen wins eventually. Time to believe in miracles of Yemani Sayyid.

 

[muhammed45]

The missile that Ansrallah fired towards Israel had cluster warhead.

So Israeli claims about intercepting the HGV is bullshit.