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Ansar Allah Responds to Saudi Arabia with Cruise Missiles and Artificial Intelligence
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Ansar Allah Responds to Saudi Arabia with Cruise Missiles and Artificial Intelligence

منبع تصویر: hamshahrionline.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 40,029

Ansar Allah (the Ansar Allah movement of Yemen) is currently showcasing its capabilities against Saudi Arabia using cruise missiles and artificial intelligence technology. Mohammad Al-Yemeni, a senior official of this movement, emphasized in an interview with a news network that Saudi Arabia has learned nothing from the protracted war it began against Yemen in 2015, and Ansar Allah has proven its ability to respond to Riyadh's attacks.

Escalation of the Yemen War Crisis

Al-Yemeni also noted that the crisis resulting from the war against Yemen has deepened for Saudi Arabia and could lead to the paralysis of the country's aviation. He pointed out that the clashes between the armed forces of Yemen and Yemeni militias supported by Saudi Arabia have intensified in some areas. Ansar Allah has succeeded in controlling strategic areas and targeting Saudi bases and economic facilities, especially in the oil and gas sector.

Utilization of Modern Technologies

According to Mohammad Al-Yemeni, Ansar Allah has begun producing cruise missiles and is utilizing artificial intelligence in its military industries. This technology can help Ansar Allah enhance its capabilities in warfare while simultaneously applying more pressure on Saudi Arabia.

Al-Yemeni also pointed out that the Israeli regime and the United States benefit from the war among Muslims and Arab countries, adding complexity to the situation. Currently, Yemen is witnessing a widespread humanitarian crisis that has affected millions and requires urgent humanitarian assistance.

In the current circumstances, the international community is deeply concerned about the situation in Yemen, and efforts are underway to end these conflicts. However, given recent developments, achieving a sustainable agreement still seems challenging.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir