Head of Sanaa negotiating delegation comments on Lebanese drone
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Yemeni leaders talk about Hezbollah's launch of the Hassan drone in the skies of occupied Palestine yesterday.
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Head of Sanaa negotiating delegation Muhammad Abd Al-Salam
The head of the Sanaa negotiating delegation, Muhammad Abd Al-Salam, said that after the fragility of the Israeli "Iron Dome entity" was exposed by a drone, those counting on it should reconsider their accounts.
Abd Al-Salam affirmed in a tweet that "the one who is unable to protect himself is unable to protect others," adding that "leaving Yemen is only what restores the countries of aggression the safety you seek from other than its people," referring to recent news about the upcoming increase in security collaboration between UAE and "Israel."
بعد انكشاف هشاشة كيان القبة الحديدية أمام طائرة مسيرة يفترض بالمراهنين أن يمنحهم أمانا بقدراته الدفاعية أن يراجعوا حساباتهم، لأن العاجز عن حماية نفسه هو عن حماية غيره أعجز.
— محمد عبدالسلام (@abdusalamsalah) February 19, 2022
وفقط الخروج من اليمن من يعيد لكم أمانا تنشدونه من غير أهله.
Yesterday, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, Hezbollah, announced the launch of the Hassan drone into the occupied Palestinian territories.
The resistance reported that the UAV went on a recon mission that lasted for 40 minutes and covered 70 km in occupied Palestine, adding that it returned "unharmed despite the Israeli occupation's repeated attempts to down it."
Al Mayadeen correspondent in occupied Palestine reported hearing sirens in Al-Jalil and settlements close to Southern Lebanon.
Israeli media reported conflicting news about the incident, while our correspondent reported that the occupation was examining the flight of a drone over the settlements.
The Israeli occupation admitted its failure to down the UAV, which it said had entered occupied Palestine from Lebanon.
At the beginning of February, US-based newspaper The Wall Street Journal reported that "Israel" and the UAE are accelerating their security and intelligence cooperation, following the increasing attacks carried out by the Yemeni armed forces against targets in the UAE.
The newspaper pointed out that the two sides discussed the sale of advanced Israeli air defense systems.
