As the second year of Yemeni operations in support of Gaza and Lebanon enters, many are wondering what Yemen can offer during this new phase?

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With the initiation of Yemeni operations in the Bab Al-Mandeb strait, mockery was widespread among many, and many experts full of the theory of Western-American power belittled it to the point of ridiculing it to a disgusting level. However, Yemen, which had been languishing under over a decade of war and siege, quickly surprised everyone by presenting a different vision for the confrontation with the West and America, which continued to bring peoples to their knees and topple regimes by simply moving its aircraft or carriers.

After a year since the start of Yemeni operations, everyone now looks upon them with pride and dignity, and major countries are dedicating research to confronting them, and they have changed the map of confrontation around the world and redrawn the future of war at the lowest cost. Today, Yemen concludes its first year of air, land, and sea support operations, standing atop the list of countries that engaged in direct confrontations with America and Britain and emerged victorious, and it continues operations with unparalleled capabilities.

Questions now arise about what Yemen can offer, a question that has been raised during the past five stages of Yemeni operations, which began with intercepting ships in the Red Sea using individuals armed with personal weapons and reached the point of sending missiles and drones to bomb the occupation on its land, even up to approximately 2500 kilometers from Yemeni territory, passing through operations in the Gulf of Aden, the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean, and even the Mediterranean Sea.

Yemeni forces have not yet disclosed the map of their upcoming operations, known for surprising observers, experts, and analysts. Everything is now possible and expectable at any moment, as evidenced by their recent unveiling of their unmanned submarine, which no country in history has ever seen.

Yemeni operations over the past year may have exceeded the ceiling expected from Yemen, but what the country, whose experts are working on developing capabilities daily, holds in store far surpasses what is imagined. This is not merely an analysis, but a reflection of American-Western movements aimed at igniting a civil war in Yemen to preoccupy Yemeni forces internally and distance them from the arrangements they are preparing for the new phase of support and assistance in the event that an agreement is not reached to stop the war on Gaza.