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Israel has escalated its activity on Yemen’s western coast, in a move that coincides with reports of preparations for a new ground escalation in the region.
In a significant development, Israel’s Channel 14 aired a field report from the city of Mocha, the main stronghold of Tareq Saleh, leader of the so-called “National Resistance,” which is backed by the UAE and based in the southern part of the western coast.
The report, the first of its kind, included footage of military training and statements from commanders and officers within Tareq Saleh’s factions — scenes that had not previously been shown by the media.
This media move comes as part of Israel’s growing activity along the western coast, coinciding with American reports revealing moves to activate UAE-backed factions in the area, as part of a campaign aimed at halting Yemeni military operations supporting Gaza.
It is worth noting that Tareq Saleh had recently called, in his latest meeting, for the formation of an international alliance to confront the Houthis (Ansar Allah), signaling a potential alignment with a bloc comprising the UAE, the United States, and the Israeli occupation.
