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The unveiling ceremony, held in the Red Sea on Sunday, sent a strong political and military message to hostile powers, Arab Journal reported on Monday.<\/p>\n
Years ago, Yemeni forces seized a US underwater vehicle, Remus 600, in the Red Sea. After years of studies, they have replicated it to develop the Remus 600 and added it to their naval weapons.<\/p>\n
During their drills, the naval and ground forces of Yemen used the underwater vehicle, which the Arab Journal described as a significant development in the Yemeni Armed Forces\u2019 military technology.<\/p>\n
Yemen could achieve the technology despite the repeated attacks carried out by the US, the UK, and the Israeli regime, the report says.<\/p>\n
Such a military development will strengthen Yemen\u2019s military power to face sea threats and safeguard its territorial waters.<\/p>\n
Now, Yemen possesses modern tools that can change the regional and Red Sea dynamics, according to the report.<\/p>\n
With this modern technology, Yemen will strengthen its position in any future talks on regional security.<\/p>\n
The new military capability enables Yemen to be more successful in carrying out secret and precision attacks and capable of threatening the enemy\u2019s vessels.<\/p>\n
This development sends a clear message that Yemen has become a power that can threaten hostile forces in the region.<\/p>\n
In line with its efforts to support the Palestinian and Lebanese nations, Yemen has been targeting ships and vessels destined for occupied Palestine.<\/p>\n
Since the onset of the Gaza war over a year ago, nearly 43,000 people, mostly women and children, have been killed in the Strip. Additionally, 2,500 have been killed in Lebanon.<\/p>\n
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