In response to the ongoing crimes of the Saudi aggressor coalition against Yemen, despite all calls for a ceasefire, more than 16 Yemeni ballistic missiles and drones targeted vital facilities and military bases deep in territory of Saudis on Sunday.
The Yemeni operation targeted Ras al-Tanwara in the Dammam region of eastern Saudi Arabia with eight Samad 3 drones and a Zulfiqar ballistic missile. They also targeted Aramco facilities in Jeddah, Jizan and Najran with five Badr ballistic missiles and two Samad 3 UAVs.
The Yemenis called this operation the Seventh Deterrence Balance Operation. The Yemenis reaffirmed their determination and ability to counter the ongoing aggression of the Saudi coalition, despite all international demands to stop the war. A war for which the Saudis did not achieve any tangible results. The Yemeni operation is in fact their legitimate right to defend themselves and respond to the crimes of the aggressors.
7 years of brutal war led by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who thought that it would last only a few days and after winning it, he would call himself a powerful commander, in fact, except for wasting Saudi money and wasting it. The wealth and resources of this country have not had any significant results.
The deterrence operation began in August 2019, targeting two deep-sea operations in Saudi Arabia that year; then came the third and fourth deterrents in 2020. Yemeni forces then targeted the depths of Saudi territory in February and March. This recent operation also proved the determination and strength of the Yemenis.
In fact, this operation has a high accuracy in determining the objectives and quality of the weapons used. Observers of Yemeni and Saudi affairs emphasize that each deterrent operation is in fact stronger and more accurate than its previous operations, and its impact on Saudi Arabia is greater and more painful. What sets all these operations apart is that they expose the weakness of Saudi air defenses.
Now, will Saudi Arabia come to its senses or will we witness the eighth and ninth deterrence operations and so on? And will Saudi Arabia be ready to bear the consequences of this deterrent operation?