Yemen:  More than half a month after the resumption of the aggression against Yemen, Washington has failed to impact, even slightly, Yemen's military capabilities. 

This is acknowledged by many U.S. media outlets, including The New York Times, which quoted Pentagon officials confirming that the U.S. aggression has not achieved any success in destroying Yemen’s vast weapon arsenal, despite the high cost, which could exceed a billion dollars by next week.

As a result, the Pentagon may soon need to request additional funds from Congress to cover the expenses of this war.

It is very clear that Trump has sensed the danger of growing dissent, as these voices could affect Congress's approval of the Pentagon's request for more funds to continue Trump's pointless war on Yemen. 

For this reason, Trump resorted to marketing illusions to the American public and the world about imaginary victories in Yemen, through a video showing an American plane targeting a tribal gathering in Al Hodeidah on Eid al-Fitr, claiming that the attack was aimed at fighters planning to move toward the Red Sea.

However, contrary to what Trump hoped to achieve with this video, it exposed Trump and his army and revealed the truth of the aggression targeting civilian infrastructure and civilians by U.S. aircraft. 

This video also put Trump in an embarrassing position, especially as he repeatedly claims significant damage to Sana’a forces due to U.S. airstrikes. If this were true, Trump would have been able to produce at least one video showing U.S. planes bombing weapon storage or military movements of Sana’a forces.

The truth remains the truth, and the American people and the world are not naïve enough to believe the lies Trump is promoting about his victories in Yemen, while the reality on the ground tells a different story.

Translated by Almasirah English website