PANews reported on March 29th, citing CCTV, that the Houthi rebels announced the launch of multiple ballistic missiles into southern Israel. Analysts say this marks Yemen's formal entry into the current Middle East conflict as a new front, potentially escalating the regional situation further. The Houthi involvement could become a significant variable in future developments. Houthi strategic military expert Abed stated, "It is foreseeable that this will have a major impact on the situation, especially since Israel can hardly afford a new round of conflict, particularly after the Houthi rebels officially entered the war. We expect a response from Israel and even the United States. If the United States takes action, we will target all its related interests, including ships." Abed believes that with the opening of the Yemeni front, security risks in key waterways such as the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and the Strait of Bab el-Mandeb have increased, and the spillover effects of the regional situation are becoming increasingly apparent.