A Lebanese news site examined the dimensions of a recent operation by Yemeni forces deep in the UAE, stressing that Abu Dhabi has no choice but to leave the aggressor coalition in Yemen.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, Yemeni army units and popular committees did not hesitate to live up to their promise to target the depths of the UAE and Saudi Arabia; An issue that was expected and certain for many reasons. Because the Yemeni leaders have repeatedly stressed that as long as the attacks of the Saudi aggressor coalition continue, the attacks of the Yemeni forces will continue.
Al-Ahd News Agency published a report on the second major operation of the Yemeni forces deep in the UAE and wrote, operation Storm Yemen 2 is an operation carried out by Yemeni missile and air units deep in the Abu Dhabi.
Yemeni army spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sari also said that during the operation, very important areas were targeted from the Al-Zafar base in the UAE and several strategic areas in Saudi Arabia.
According to Al-Ahd, it should be said about Saudi Arabia that this country may be accustomed to this kind of attacks and a series of counterinsurgency operations deep in its territory, but out of pride, it still denies the results of these operations.
But the question is whether the Abu Dhabi will reconsider or withdraw its involvement in the invasion of Yemen after these operations? And what can determine whether the country decides to withdraw or continue to invade Yemen?
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Al-Ahd pointed out four points in this regard:
First; Military implications that the UAE cannot ignore; Because in these two operations, a series of ballistic and winged missiles and suicide drones hit the most sensitive and important positions of the UAE, the most important of which is Al-Zafar military base; A base where American units are stationed.
Second; The apparent seriousness of the Yemeni army and popular committees in responding to warnings and threats that the UAE will not withdraw from the coalition; However, to prove this seriousness, there was no need for Hurricanes One and Two, but the course of confrontation between the Yemeni forces over the past seven years has proved this.
Third; Even if the UAE inadvertently joins the aggressor coalition or decides to join the coalition itself, it will not be able to defend its airspace alone; although it has the highest defense, missile, and air capabilities, US forces in the UAE have been unable or unwilling to defend the country’s sensitive positions.
Fourth; Based on previous experiences, it should be said that the increase in the level of attacks [Yemen] is certain and definite; Because analysts believe that Yemen’s next operations deep in the UAE will be more painful than previous operations in terms of the type of target or the explosive power of the missiles and drones.
Al-Ahd further wrote, there are two points to be made about the UAE’s capabilities on the basis of which it can continue the war in Yemen: First, the continuation of field pressure, especially in the battles of Shabwa and Ma’rib, and second, the continuation of airstrikes on Yemeni civilian bases so that Yemeni forces may cease operations deep in the UAE.
The report states, In practice, previous events and conflicts have proven that these two issues will not be of any benefit to the UAE; Neither the Yemeni army has failed in any field operations, nor has the airstrikes disrupted the determination of the Yemeni forces to counter the aggression.