Israel's Intelligence Failure Against the Invisible Ansar Allah Organization in Yemen

In its recent military aggression against Yemen, the Zionist regime, despite martyring several Yemeni commanders and ministers, failed to target the leadership and high-ranking commanders of Ansar Allah and suffered another defeat.

News ID: 86619

Date: 31 August 2025 - 11:43

TEHRAN (Defapress) - Following the military attack and aggression by the Zionist regime on Yemen on Thursday, a number of its ministers, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Electricity, Minister of Transport, Minister of Social Affairs, Minister of Justice, Minister of Economy, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Sports, Minister of Industry, Minister of Communications, Minister of Interior, Minister of Information, and Minister of Education, were martyred.

The Political Office of Yemen's Ansar Allah movement issued a statement mourning the martyrdom of the Prime Minister and a number of the country's ministers following the Israeli airstrike, calling this action a "war crime and cowardly Zionist aggression." In a significant part of its statement, Ansar Allah emphasized that Yemen will continue the fight and support for Gaza and Palestine with determination and steadfastness, and that dark days await the Zionist regime and the occupiers. The blood of Yemen's martyrs will not go unanswered.

The action of the "Israeli" army is considered, in a way, the first direct and overt attack against the governing structure and government of Yemen. Accordingly, the Sana'a government and Ansar Allah leaders issued very sharp and severe reactions against the Zionist regime's airstrike on Yemen.

Yemeni officials and Ansar Allah stated in their statements and remarks that the leaders and officials of the Zionist regime, especially Netanyahu himself, not only failed to achieve their goals and plans through this military aggression, but also dealt a fresh blow to the legitimacy of the child-killing occupying regime globally and in the eyes of world public opinion.

On the other hand, what has drawn everyone's attention in the course of this rare or unprecedented military aggression is Tel Aviv's field and intelligence failure. Military experts believe that this military aggression, more than being an achievement for the Zionist regime, has revealed their intelligence weakness and field failure to everyone, especially to the Yemeni forces and Ansar Allah.

The reason for this field and intelligence failure of the Zionist regime is that while Israeli warplanes targeted non-military objectives and the Yemeni government, they failed to target the leaders of Ansar Allah and its key commanders. This issue shows that the ability of the Zionist regime's army to penetrate Yemen's security structure is very limited, and they were unsuccessful in obtaining accurate information about the whereabouts of the resistance leaders.

However, after the Zionist regime's act of aggression against Yemen, the Ansar Allah movement and Yemen's Supreme Political Council emphasized in separate statements that the blood of the martyred ministers will not be in vain and that this attack will be met with a crushing response. The Yemenis have also emphasized that the equation of the conflict has changed, and from now on, Tel Aviv should expect direct and painful blows from Yemen.

On the other hand, the Zionist regime's military aggression against Yemen has multiple and diverse strategic dimensions. Accordingly, we must say that this attack shows the Zionist regime is deeply worried about Yemen's deterrent power and its role in the economic and naval blockade of "Israel." Furthermore, Tel Aviv tried to destabilize Yemen's political-social cohesion by targeting political figures and ministers, but this action backfired and created a wave of internal solidarity. Also, the failure to eliminate the Ansar Allah leaders sends a clear message to Israel, and that message is that a movement that stood firm for nearly a decade against the Saudi-led coalition's aggression is more powerful today than ever before.

Finally, the recent attack by the Zionist regime on Yemen can be considered a costly and futile action that not only failed to achieve Tel Aviv's desired objectives but also paved the way for intensified harsh responses from Yemen. Ansar Allah is now in a position to further destabilize the security equations of the Zionist regime in the Red Sea and even within the occupied territories.