Almasirah:Leader: ‘Yemen Proves U.S. Failure’, Haifa Strike Exposes American Weakness

Leader: ‘Yemen Proves U.S. Failure’, Haifa Strike Exposes American Weakness

News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi reaffirmed the failure of the American aggression and its inability to achieve victory against Yemen.

In a speech delivered this Thursday evening, the leader stated that the Yemeni Armed Forces carried out 7 operations this week using missile strikes and drones, reaching deep into enemy territory—including the latest operation targeting occupied "Haifa".

He emphasized that Yemen’s ability to strike deep into enemy-held territory is clear proof of the American aggression’s failure.

He noted that the arrival of a new U.S. aircraft carrier to the conflict zone did not shift the balance of battle, nor did it help the U.S. achieve its aggressive objectives. Instead, the carrier was forced to position itself far away in the depths of the Arabian Sea.

The Yemeni Armed Forces also conducted 9 direct engagements this week with the U.S. aircraft carriers USS Harry Truman and USS Vinson, along with their accompanying warships, firing 27 cruise missiles and drones in the process.

Naval Confrontations Force U.S. Retreat

The leader highlighted that naval clashes lasted for hours, with one incident—reported by a Chinese outlet—showing the USS Vinson fleeing hundreds of miles into the far reaches of the Arabian Sea during engagements with Yemeni forces. He added that U.S. carriers are now training to retreat under fire, further exposing their vulnerability.

He confirmed that Yemeni forces continue to fully blockade Israeli maritime activity in the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandab, Gulf of Aden, and Arabian Sea, with no trace of Israeli or American vessels remaining in these waters.

Air Defense Achievements

Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized the growing effectiveness of Yemen’s air defenses, which this week shot down 3 U.S. MQ-9 reconnaissance drones over Sana'a, Hodeidah, and Hajjah. This brings the total downed drones to 7 this month and 22 since the U.S. escalated its aggression on March 15.

The leader mocked Netanyahu’s annoyment at Yemen’s use of terms like "occupied Yafa" in military statements, stressing that the enemy’s discomfort reveals a crucial lesson: "Naming Palestinian cities by their true names reminds the world that Israel is an occupying, criminal, and temporary entity doomed to collapse."

He urged Arab and Islamic media to adopt precise terminology, as even linguistic resistance unsettles the enemy.

U.S. War Crimes, Military Failure

Despite over 1,200 airstrikes and naval bombardments since the U.S. resumed its aggression, the leader affirmed that "the American enemy has failed completely."

He cited recent U.S. attacks on civilian targets, including a strike on a fur market in Sana'a, bombing cemeteries (such as Majel Damma in Sana'a), and targeting pedestrians and public streets.

"Do these crimes weaken Yemen’s military capabilities?" he asked, mocking Washington’s desperation.

Even U.S. officials, he noted, now admit that Yemen’s operations are a direct response to Israeli crimes against Palestinians.

Call for Massive Friday Protests

The leader called on the Yemeni people to join tomorrow’s million-man marches in Sana'a and other provinces, reaffirming Yemen’s unwavering support for Palestine.

He stressed that these weekly rallies represent active participation in jihad and a moral stand with Gaza, vowing that Yemen will never abandon the Palestinian people.

Sayyed Abdulmalik concluded by declaring that Yemen’s military and technological capabilities are rapidly advancing, and the American escalation only strengthens Yemen’s resolve.

"Yemen is setting an example for the entire Ummah—breaking the fear of U.S. threats and exposing America’s role as Israel’s chief accomplice in genocide."

#Sayyed_Abdulmalik_Al_Houthi 25-04-24