Yemen: Three weeks after the renewal of U.S. airstrikes in mid-March—which killed dozens of civilians and struck civilian infrastructure—the criminal Trump found himself facing counterproductive results, as proven by Yemeni military operations statistics.  

Since then, targeting civilians has been the cornerstone of Trump’s delusional, criminal "victory," used to hide the battlefield’s reality and its outcomes, which have shocked even American leaders themselves.  

Since the resurgence of U.S. aggression—accompanied by American and "Gulf" media fanfare and the dissonant voices of mercenary propagandists—Yemeni operations against the U.S. war fleet have exceeded 15 attacks, 14 of which targeted the USS Truman, alongside 10 operations striking the Zionist enemy deep inside the occupied territories since the renewed genocide in Gaza on the 18th of last month. These statistics make it clear to all observers that American crimes have not even curbed Yemeni operations, which have instead escalated—imposing an aerial blockade on the enemy alongside the naval siege.  

A week after Trump’s admissions—where he acknowledged that Yemen had disrupted 80% of U.S. ships and called for funding his criminal war campaign—this criminal found himself confronted with shocking statements from his own Pentagon war officials and military commanders overseeing the aggression on Yemen.  

American leaders and officials told The New York Times and CNN on Friday that despite the intensity and frequency of U.S. airstrikes, they had achieved no real results, admitting that Yemen’s missile arsenal remains at peak strength. They justified Yemen’s continued strikes by citing the "Houthis’ ability to hide weapons in deep underground bunkers"—an admission that proves the airstrikes on homes and residential areas do not target Yemeni military capabilities but are solely aimed at killing innocents.  

U.S. officials added that Washington had lost over $1 billion in recent airstrikes, which yielded zero results.  

After these revelations, Trump found himself trapped in a cycle of failures: Yemeni operations are not stopping but are intensifying day by day, American leaders are expressing disappointment and admitting defeat, and the impossibility of reaching "deep underground bunkers" has shattered Trump’s efforts to secure Congressional approval for more funding—despite acknowledging the airstrikes’ futility and counterproductive outcomes.  

With no other options, the deranged Trump resorted to fabrication, exploiting crimes to create an imaginary victory to hide the operational statistics and the damning admissions of U.S. officials. Hours after their statements, he posted a video of an airstrike on a civilian social gathering (a traditional festival), falsely claiming it targeted a "military meeting planning maritime operations." 

These lies were met with widespread mockery, as Yemenis regularly hold such gatherings across the country. Meanwhile, Saudi-Emirati aggression media and their exhausted mercenary mouthpieces—drowning in defeats—promoted the false narrative.  

Even after this deception, Trump faced another setback: the video exposed U.S. war crimes, proving civilians were the only documented targets, while also revealing America’s bankruptcy and Trump’s inability to defeat facts.

Sana’a delivered a crushing blow to Trump’s lies. A Yemeni official source told Saba News Agency, denying Trump’s claims of targeting a "secret military meeting," clarifying that the video showed a traditional Eid social visit in Al-Hudaydah—a well-known custom practiced nationwide during holidays.  

The source stressed that those present had no connection to Yemeni military operations enforcing the naval blockade on U.S.-Israeli ships, as Trump falsely alleged. He emphasized that this horrific U.S. crime—leaving dozens martyred and wounded—reflects America’s strategic bankruptcy and failure in its war on Yemen, extending the U.S.-Israeli genocide in Gaza.  

"This crime will not fade with time," the source vowed, "and the Yemeni Armed Forces, who triumphed for Gaza, will not let their people’s blood be spilled in vain."