Missiles hit Israel, and it is useless for the United States to turn off GPS
Yemen's Houthis have launched multiple rounds of missile and drone raids against Israel. Yemen's Houthi rebels' favorite tactics are high-altitude missile strikes to clear the way, and cruise missiles and drones to follow up at ultra-low altitudes against the southern Israeli city of Eilat.
Even the United States turned off the GPS signal in the Yemeni region is useless, and Yemen's Houthi missiles are still attacking Israel and raiding cargo ships in the Red Sea.
The reason is that Yemen's Houthis are not afraid of the United States turning off GPS signals. Yemen's Houthi armed Persian Gulf-2 anti-ship ballistic missiles do not use GPS systems at all, the missile uses GLONASS civil code, infrared imaging guidance and even semi-active laser guidance. The United States can launch the same when the GPS system is turned off, and it can pounce on the target in the same way.
If the United States wants to truly suppress the Houthis in Yemen, almost the only way is to launch lightning air strikes on missile launchers and drone launch systems in Yemen's Houthi-controlled areas.
However, it is difficult for U.S. drones to enter Yemeni airspace, and Yemen's Houthi rebels have a variety of anti-aircraft missiles that have shot down everything from Global Hawk drones to Pterodactyl drones.
U.S. warplanes are also facing difficulties in patrolling over Yemen for a long time to search, detect and strike Yemen's Houthi missile launchers. Yemen's Houthi anti-aircraft missile systems have shot down a wide range of advanced fighters, from Tornado and F-15 fighters to Typhoon fighters.
During the war in Yemen, Yemen's Houthi rebels shot down 63 Saudi warplanes, 22 UAE warplanes, 1 Moroccan plane, 1 Bahraini and 1 Jordanian plane. These include a variety of advanced aircraft, including F-15 fighters, F-16 fighters, Mirage 2000 fighters, Tornado fighters, and AH-64 Apache attack helicopters.
If the US military uses LRASM stealth cruise missiles, Standard 6 multi-purpose missiles and Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Yemen's Houthi missile launchers, the cost is too high.
Yemen's Houthi has seven anti-aircraft missile brigades, equipped with Russian R-77 medium-range air-to-air missiles, R-73 air-to-air missiles and R-73 infrared combat air-to-air missiles, as well as new Iranian-made anti-aircraft missiles.
During the Yemeni Civil War, the Soviet Union provided a large amount of aid to the South Yemeni army. For this reason, Yemen's Houthis have more anti-aircraft missiles than Ukraine. By the end of the 90s, when Russia was liquidated, it was found that Yemen still owed the Soviet Union $5.3 billion in arms money, because Yemen had no money to pay back, and Russia had to give up this debt.
With Iran's full support and support, Yemen's Houthi rebels have surpassed many European countries in the number of drones, cruise missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, ballistic missiles and anti-ship missiles. Few countries in Europe surpass Yemen's Houthis militarily.
Unless the U.S. military can jam the Houthi air defense radar system through F-18EF electronic warfare fighters, and then use AMD decoy bombs to deceive the Yemeni Houthi air defense system, first conduct a wave of anti-air defense system operations.
After clearing most of the air defense systems of the Houthis in Yemen. The U.S. military was able to dispatch Reaper drones to conduct long-term surveillance in Yemen, using Hellfire missiles to strike Yemen's Houthi anti-ship missile launchers and drone launch systems.
Yemen's Houthi rebels have seized Israel's lifeblood
Israel is a country that relies heavily on imports and exports, with the total value of Israel's imports and exports reaching more than $170 billion per year in 2022. Now, Yemen's Houthi rebels have cut off the Red Sea trade route, and Israel's import and export trade with India, Southeast Asia and East Asia has been severely affected. It was a heavy blow to the Israeli economy.
Add to that the fact that Israel has mobilized a large number of troops and invested a lot of military money in Gaza and the north to fight Hamas, Allah. Yemen's Houthis are simultaneously attacking Israel's sea lanes with steady and relentless attacks, with Hamas and Allah rocketing Israeli ports in the Mediterranean. It could deal a serious blow to Israel's economy and national strength.
Israel has absolute military superiority in Gaza, but this is only a tactical advantage. Israel is a strategic disadvantage for the entire Middle East. Because North Africa, the Middle East, East Africa, and even all the way to Central Asia are Muslim countries. Israel is effectively surrounded by a group.
Israel is the best at frontal combat with large armies, and no Middle Eastern country can defeat Israel. Five wars in the Middle East have proven this. Israel is adept at decisive battles and quick resolutions.
However, the state of Israel has few small people and is most afraid of fighting a long-term war. A long-term war of attrition, Israel simply cannot afford to drag it out. Yemen's Houthi attack on a Red Sea freighter is intended to force Israel to halt its military operations in Gaza and help Hamas achieve a final victory.
In the vicinity of Yemen, the U.S. has done little to contain the Yemeni Houthis. Saudi Arabia has been defeated by the Houthis in Yemen in the Yemeni civil war, and both Saudi Arabia and a small group of small Sunni states have been defeated by the Houthis.
The last thing the Houthis in Yemen are afraid of is offending Saudi Arabia and other countries, and if they want to fight, that is, the Saudi coalition will burn 200 million knives a day, and see how many Sudanese mercenaries can fill in the line for Saudi Arabia.
Therefore, in the entire Middle East, the United States and its allies are in a downward trend, while the resistance front with Iran as the core is gradually gaining the upper hand.
Which countries in the Middle East are in their own interests, Egypt is counting on canal tolls to feed its family. As for several Middle Eastern princes, who have always been at odds with the Houthis in Yemen, the princes are afraid that this kind of armed organization with color revolution is afraid and even hated Israel, believing that the ability of this armed organization to mobilize the masses at the bottom will shake their rule.