عسكريون أميركيون :الصاروخ الحوثي أسرع من توماهوك الأميركي #نيوز_بلس #البحر_الأحمر #الحوثيين#اليمن
Summary
TLDRThe Red Sea has become a hotspot of intense conflict as Houthi rebels escalate attacks on dozens of ships, disrupting global supply chains. Despite efforts, the United States and its allies have struggled to thwart these assaults, raising questions about their capabilities against the Houthis' asymmetric warfare tactics. The Houthis, not a major military power, leverage geographical advantages, such as the strategic Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, and a diverse arsenal supplied by Iran, including drones, ballistic missiles, and Soviet-era weaponry, to create chaos. Their mobility and Iran's support complicate Western efforts to neutralize the threat, highlighting the limitations of air strikes alone and underscoring the need for ground forces, a strategy the U.S. is hesitant to deploy.
Takeaways
- 🔥 The Red Sea is experiencing intense violence, with the Houthis attacking dozens of ships and disrupting global supply chains.
- 🚫 The United States and its allies are failing to prevent these Houthi attacks.
- ❓ Experts question why Washington and London are unable to stop the missile assaults carried out by the Houthis.
- 🛡️ Despite not being a major military power, the Houthis have capabilities that amplify their ability to create chaos, making it difficult for the West to stop them.
- 🚀 The strategic location of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, within easy missile range, plays to the Houthis' advantage for launching attacks.
- 💻 Houthis employ technology in their attacks, using modern anti-ship weapons effectively to achieve their objectives.
- 📡 They have a variety of drones and ballistic missiles, mostly supplied by Iran, along with Soviet and Chinese models, to target ships.
- 🕵️♂️ Houthis launch missiles from mobile launchers that can quickly change locations, evading American naval forces and missile strikes.
- 🔧 Iran supports the Houthis with weapons, funds, and intelligence on ship movements in the Red Sea, enhancing their tactical advantage.
- 🛂 The imposition of sanctions, such as reclassifying the Houthis as a terrorist organization, is unlikely to be effective against them.
- ⚔️ Military history shows that air strikes alone are insufficient to stop a military threat, highlighting the need for ground forces, which the United States is hesitant to deploy.
Q & A
Why are the Houthis able to create significant disruption in the Red Sea?
-The Houthis are able to create significant disruption due to their ability to amplify their capabilities for chaos, leveraging the geographical advantage of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait's narrowness, making it within easy range of their missiles, drones, and long-range artillery.
What makes it difficult for the United States and its allies to stop Houthi attacks?
-The difficulty in stopping Houthi attacks stems from the Houthis' use of advanced anti-ship weapons, mobile launchers that can quickly change positions, and their swift actions that outpace the response capabilities of the US Navy and its allies.
How do the Houthis track and target ships in the Red Sea?
-The Houthis use ground-based radar to track ships, employing technology in their attacks that include modern anti-ship weapons and equipment proficient in achieving their objectives.
What types of weapons do the Houthis use against ships?
-The Houthis possess a variety of drones and ballistic missiles capable of targeting ships, most of which are supplied by Iran, along with older Soviet and Chinese models.
Why are air strikes alone not sufficient to defeat the Houthi threat?
-Military history has shown that air strikes alone are not enough to stop a military threat like the Houthis because there is a need for ground forces to effectively counter such threats, a strategy the United States and its allies are hesitant to employ.
How do Iran's actions support the Houthi's military capabilities?
-Iran supports the Houthis with weapons, financial aid, and reportedly provides them with information on ship movements in the Red Sea, enhancing their tactical advantage and operational effectiveness.
Why might the sanctions imposed on the Houthis not be effective?
-The sanctions might not be effective because the Houthis have built a significant level of combat experience over years of conflict, and measures like reclassifying them as a terrorist organization may not impact their operational capabilities significantly.
What geographical advantage does the Bab el-Mandeb Strait provide to the Houthis?
-The Bab el-Mandeb Strait provides a geographical advantage to the Houthis due to its narrow width of about 32 km and length of 113 km, making it within easy reach of their land-based missile systems, drones, and artillery.
How do the Houthis' mobile launchers enhance their attack capabilities?
-The Houthis' mobile launchers enhance their attack capabilities by allowing them to quickly change positions before the US Navy can identify and target the launch sites, making preemptive strikes difficult.
What has military history indicated about the need to counter threats like the Houthis?
-Military history indicates that countering threats like the Houthis requires more than just air strikes; it necessitates the presence of ground forces to effectively neutralize the threat, a commitment that involves significant challenges and risks.
Outlines
⚔️ Houthi Attacks on Red Sea Shipping
The Red Sea has become a battleground of escalating tension as the Houthis attack numerous ships, disrupting global supply chains. Despite efforts, the United States and its allies have failed to prevent these assaults. The Houthis, although not a major military force, leverage geographic advantages and technology to amplify their disruptive capabilities. Their arsenal includes diverse drones and missiles, primarily sourced from Iran, enabling them to target ships effectively. The mobility of their launchers complicates U.S. efforts to neutralize threats. Iran's support extends beyond weapons to include financial aid and intelligence on maritime movements, enhancing the Houthis' tactical advantages. Despite sanctions and reclassification efforts by the U.S., these measures have proven ineffective against the Houthis, underscoring the limitations of air strikes alone and the need for ground forces to counter such threats, a strategy the U.S. is hesitant to employ.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Red Sea
💡Houthi rebels
💡Supply chains
💡Bab-el-Mandeb Strait
💡Drone and missile attacks
💡Iranian support
💡Military sanctions
💡Air strikes
💡Ground forces
💡Military tactics
Highlights
The Red Sea is experiencing intense conflict, with Houthi rebels attacking dozens of ships, disrupting global supply chains.
The United States and its allies are failing to prevent these Houthi attacks, raising questions about their capabilities.
Despite not being a major military force, the Houthis have specifications that amplify their ability to create chaos and challenge the West.
The strategic geography of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, with its narrow width, makes it susceptible to land-based missile, drone, and artillery attacks by the Houthis.
Houthis employ ground-based radar and modern anti-ship weapons, demonstrating sophisticated use of technology in their attacks.
The rebels have a diverse arsenal, including drones and ballistic missiles, mostly supplied by Iran, along with older Soviet and Chinese models.
Houthi missile launchers are mobile, enabling quick relocation to avoid detection and counterattacks by U.S. Tomahawk cruise missiles.
Iran supports the Houthis with weapons, funding, and intelligence on maritime movements in the Red Sea.
The Houthis' tactical advantages stem from extensive combat experience gained over years of conflict.
International sanctions, including reclassification as a terrorist organization by the United States, are unlikely to be effective against the Houthis.
Military history shows that airstrikes alone are insufficient to stop a military threat, highlighting the need for ground forces—an option the United States is reluctant to consider.
Transcripts
البحر الاحمر يشتعل شراسه ولهيبا
وتوترا الحوثيون يهاجمون عشرات السفن
ويعطلون سلاسل التوريد
العالميه والولايات المتحده وحلفاؤها
يفشلون في منع الهجمات
الحوتيه ويتساءل الخبراء لماذا تعجز
واشنطن ولندن عن وقف الاعتداءات الصاروخيه
التي يشنها
الحوثيون الحوثيون ليسوا قوه عسكريه كبرى
ولكن لديهم مواصفات تعمل على تضخيم
قدراتهم على خلق الفوضى وتجعل من الصعب
على الغرب ان
يوقفهم فجرا تلعب لصالحهم اذ يبلغ طول
مضيق باب المندب نحو 113 كت وعرضه 32 م
مما يجعله ضمن مدى سهل للصواريخ الارضيه
المضاده للسفن والطائرات بدون طيار وحتى
مدافع الهاوتزر التي تطلق قذائف بعيده
المدى ويمكن تعقب السفن بواسطه رادار ارضي
ويوظفون التكنولوجي في هجماتهم حيث ان
الاسلحه الحديثه المضاده للسفن قويه وبحول
معدات يجيدون تشغي في تحقيق اهدافهم
ويمتلك الحوثيون مجموعه متعدده من
المسيرات والصواريخ البالستيه القاتله
للسفن معظمها من ايران ونماذج سوفيتيه
وصينيه
قديمه ويطلقون صواريخهم من قاذفات متنقله
يمكنها تغيير مواقعها بسرعه قبل ان تتمكن
البحريه الامريكيه من تحديد موقع الاطلاق
وضربه بصاروخ كروز توماهوك وبالتالي هم
اسرع من توما
هوك وتبد ايران الحوثيين بالسلاح والمال
وتشير التقارير الى ان السفن الايرانيه
تقدم لهم معلومات عن تحركات السفن في
البحر الاحمر وباتت لديهم رايه تكتيكيه
بناء على رصيد كبير من الخبرات القتاليه
اثر سنوات طويله من الحروب ومن غير المرجح
ان تكون العقوبات المفروضه عليهم فعاله
مثل تحرك الولايات المتحده لاعاده تصنيفهم
منظمه ارهابيه وهذا لا يعني ان الحوثيين
لا يقهرون لكن التاريخ العسكري برهن على
ان الضربات الجويه وحدها غير كافيه على
وقف اي تهديد عسكري وانما هناك حاجه لوجود
قوات على الارض وهو امر تخشاه الولايات
المتحده وغير موجود في خزينه اهداف
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