The Coalition reveals the Houthis conducting tests of long range fission missiles

The Coalition revealed on Wednesday that Yemen has resumed its “fission” missile tests, coinciding with the return of tension to the region.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Saudi-funded platforms circulated news about Sana’a forces conducting, over the past two months, tests of fission missiles, one of which exceeds two thousand kilometers.
The platforms explained that those they describe as the “Houthis” launched several tests of missiles with multiple warheads without officially disclosing them, claiming that one of those missiles is called “Jihad.”
Media reports in recent weeks had spoken about the Yemeni forces launching a wave of new missiles, some towards the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, but Sana’a did not respond to that information.
Yemen had previously carried out dozens of operations with fission missiles against the Israeli occupation during the operations to support Gaza, and with one of them executed an attack on the aircraft carrier in the Red Sea at the height of the confrontation with the US last year.
Sana’a has previously affirmed, through more than one official, including its leader Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, the continued development of weapons, including strategic ones.
The revelation of these developments came as tensions escalated in the region, with Yemen hinting at supporting Iran if it is subjected to Israeli-American aggression.
It is unclear whether this leak by the Coalition reflects fears of an explosion of the situation in the region or if it is attempting to warn America against the consequences of embarking on any adventure.
It is noteworthy that Gulf states, led by Saudi Arabia, have come to oppose any American military escalation for fear of its expansion regionally.