 The recent agreement between Russian and Chinese counterparts with the Yemeni military has sparked intrigue among western and occupation intelligence agencies, marking a significant development amid escalating tensions in the Red Sea region. While the specifics of the deal remain undisclosed, there are indications that it pertains to the protection of ships from the two nations amidst Yemen's efforts to block essential goods from reaching occupied Palestinian territories via the crucial Red Sea route. Maintaining our commitment to unbiased reporting and geopolitical analysis, we urge our audience to engage with this information by liking and sharing, staying abreast of developments in Palestine, and subscribing to our channel for timely updates. For the open-minded thinker show, the news of this agreement comes as no surprise, given our team's ongoing monitoring of Red Sea developments and the intricate power dynamics at play between east and west. It's evident that western attempts to subdue the Yemeni Salvation Army through airstrikes have faltered, possibly prompting eastern powers led by Russia to retaliate against western support for a European country previously invaded by the former Soviet superpower. This hypothesis gains traction against the backdrop of recent events, including Russia's recovery from a devastating terrorist attack and China's response to heightened western intervention in what it perceives as its domestic affairs in Taiwan. The convergence of these factors suggests a unified eastern strategy, leveraging the Red Sea to counter western influence. The reported acquisition of hypersonic weapons by the Hautis further underscores the eastern powers' readiness to challenge American naval presence in the region. The implications of this alliance extend beyond geopolitical maneuvering, potentially serving as retribution for western policies perceived as hindering the establishment of a Palestinian state. Amid ongoing occupation activities in West Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, there's a palpable sense of urgency to support the Yemeni military in acquiring advanced weaponry, effectively challenging western naval superiority in the Red Sea. In essence, this joint effort signals a strategic shift in the balance of power with eastern powers leveraging the Red Sea as a means to counter western influence and advance their geopolitical objectives, including supporting Palestinian resistance efforts and challenging European colonial activities in the region. The observation that much of the recent news regarding advancements in the Yemeni military is originating from Russian and Chinese news outlets adds weight to our conclusion. For example, the revelation of Yemeni possession of hypersonic missiles was initially reported by a Russian news outlet. According to the report, a military official close to the Yemeni Salvation Army stated, the group's missile forces have successfully tested a missile that is capable of reaching speeds of up to Mach 8 and runs on solid fuel. The report further indicated that the Hultis intend to begin manufacturing it for use during attacks in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, as well as against targets in Israel. This sourcing underscores the significance of the Russian and Chinese perspectives in shaping the narrative surrounding Yemeni military capabilities and intentions. It suggests a deliberate effort by these eastern powers to highlight and possibly amplify Yemeni advancements, particularly those aimed at challenging western interests in the region and supporting causes aligned with their geopolitical objectives. As for the investigation of this crime and the results of the operation, we can now say the following. All four direct and direct terrorist attacks, all those who shot, killed people, were found and detained. They tried to hide and moved towards Ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for the transition to the state border. While this was Russian President Vladimir Putin's response to the terrorist operation in Moscow, the aftermath of the terrorist operation in Moscow saw the Russian president seizing the opportunity to suggest Ukraine's alleged involvement, as the attackers were reportedly seen fleeing towards the Eastern European country. The resulting anger and public sentiment may push the Russian government towards retaliatory actions, potentially involving the provision of even more sophisticated hardware to the Yemeni military. This move could be aimed at countering western-aligned military formations in the Red Sea. In analyzing this situation, we've also considered the pivotal role played by Iran. The Yemeni army's capabilities are intricately linked to Iran's support, particularly in providing access to drones and ballistic missiles. These weapons have proven effective in disrupting shipping along the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait. Notably, Iran has claimed possession of hypersonic missiles capable of reaching speeds eight times faster than sound. The sheer potency of these missiles renders them nearly impervious to contemporary missile defense systems, including the Iron Dome. Recent events, such as the Yemeni strike on Islat in occupied Palestine, have raised suspicions that hypersonic missiles may be in play. While the Israeli army officially labeled it a ballistic missile attack, many, including the open-minded thinker news team, believe it could be a highly maneuverable hypersonic missile. The failure of the Iron Dome to detect or intercept these missiles has underscored their potency and surprised the occupation army. Residents of Islat have expressed deep concern over the ongoing threat posed by missiles launched by Yemen's Salvation Army. Despite assurances from the Israeli Defense Forces, IDF, regarding their defense systems, recent incidents, including the interception of a suspicious target from the Red Sea, highlight the evolving capabilities of the Yemeni military. Yemen has claimed responsibility for missile and UAV strikes, with the recent cruise missile incident marking a significant escalation. This escalation underscores Yemen's determination to hold the occupation authorities accountable for their actions, particularly in Gaza, where destruction persists amidst global silence and division. The Yemeni military's improved armament signifies a significant shift in the balance of power and demonstrates their resolve to confront aggression in the region. The dynamics of the deal between Yemen and Russia are indeed complex, shaped by each party's strategic interests and challenges in the region. Russia's focus on safeguarding its shadow ships, which transport cheap oil to the international market via the Red Sea, underscores the importance of securing this vital trade route from potential threats, including attacks on Russian-affiliated vessels. Similarly, China's involvement stems from its own commercial interests, particularly following incidents such as the targeting of a Chinese commercial ship by the Yemeni Salvation Army. The alliance or deal with Yemeni authorities serves as a strategic move to ensure the safety of Chinese commercial vessels transiting the Red Sea and Gulf of Arden. This diplomatic approach contrasts with the Western strategy of engaging in direct military confrontation with Yemen, which has only exacerbated tensions and escalated the shipping crisis. Despite extensive bombing campaigns targeting Yemen's critical infrastructure, the desired outcomes have yet to materialize, with the Yemeni Salvation Army retaliating by escalating attacks and disrupting maritime routes, including those in the Indian Ocean. However, challenges persist as evidenced by recent incidents such as the launch of anti-ship ballistic missiles by Iranian-backed Houthi militants, resulting in minor damage to Chinese-owned vessels. Mistaken identity and outdated navigation information have further complicated matters, highlighting the risks associated with military actions in the region. Meanwhile, reports of civilian casualties in US-UK airstrikes underscore the ongoing human cost of military interventions in Yemen. Despite Yemeni claims of civilian casualties, Washington and London have not commented, indicating a potential continuation of their military approach in the foreseeable future. In summary, while diplomatic efforts offer a potential path towards de-escalation and stability in the region, ongoing military actions and geopolitical tensions continue to pose significant challenges to peace and security in Yemen and the surrounding waters. Thank you for joining us today. To further our reach and amplify our message, we encourage you to like, share, and subscribe to our channel. Together, let's raise awareness and strive for peace. Until next time, stay informed and stay engaged. Peace.