Almasirah:Political Analyst: U.S. Targeting of African Migrant Shelter Exposes American Bankruptcy, Failure

Political Analyst: U.S. Targeting of African Migrant Shelter Exposes American Bankruptcy, Failure

News - Middle East: Political writer and analyst Fahmi Al-Yousfi affirmed that the U.S. enemy’s targeting of a shelter for African migrants in Saada province—which resulted in over 115 casualties—is clear evidence of American bankruptcy and abject failure to curb Yemen’s military capabilities.

In remarks to Almasirah channel, Al-Yousfi explained that Washington’s deliberate attacks on civilian sites and mass killings aim to pressure Yemen into halting its support for Gaza. However, he stressed that the resilient Yemeni people will continue backing Gaza, no matter the sacrifices.

U.S. Aggression in Hysterical Panic Over Military Failures

Al-Yousfi highlighted that the U.S. aggression is in a state of hysteria and madness following its humiliating failure to counter Yemeni military operations, which have exposed the frailty of American forces—from aircraft carriers and warships to advanced MQ-9 Reaper drones.

America’s Bloody Legacy of War Crimes

He pointed out that America’s savage massacres against civilians and African migrants prove its disregard for international laws, treaties, and humanitarian norms. These atrocities, he said, reveal the criminal face of the U.S. and its dark history drenched in blood, from Hiroshima and Nagasaki to Latin America, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Iraq.

Deliberate Crime Against Refugees and Human Rights

Al-Yousfi condemned the U.S. attack on the migrant shelter as a premeditated crime against refugee organizations and international human rights institutions. He called on the global community to pressure the U.S. and Zionists to stop their crimes against civilians.

Call for African Retaliation and Military Escalation

"The U.S. enemy’s massacre against African migrants demands accountability from the international community. African countries must avenge their citizens by targeting U.S. military bases on their soil."

Any nation allowing U.S. aggression against Yemen from its territory is complicit in these crimes, he added.

He emphasized that the Yemeni Armed Forces have every right to strike countries collaborating with the U.S. in its aggression and urged them to escalate attacks on American bases, carriers, and all U.S.-linked targets.

Al-Yousfi concluded by stressing that Yemen must intensify military operations until American aggression ends, reaffirming that Yemen’s support for Gaza and resistance against occupation will not waver.

Earlier, US airstrikes targeted a migrant shelter in Sa'adah housing African migrants. The attack resulted in at least 60 deaths and over 65 injuries, with many of the wounded in critical condition.

This attack is part of a broader pattern of US airstrikes on civilian infrastructure in Yemen, fueling widespread condemnation from local and international human rights organizations. Calls for accountability and an end to the aggression continue to grow.

In response, the Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out a series of significant military operations, vowing to continue their campaign until attacks on Yemen cease and the siege on Gaza is lifted.

Yemeni forces targeted the U.S. aircraft carrier "Truman" and its accompanying warships in the Red Sea.

The operation was conducted using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones over several hours, forcing the carrier to retreat northward from its previous position. The Armed Forces warned that they will continue pursuing U.S. and hostile warships in the Red and Arabian Seas until aggression against Yemen stops.

In a separate operation, Yemeni forces attacked a vital Israeli target in occupied Ashkelon using a "Yafa" drone, reaffirming their commitment to supporting the Palestinian resistance. The military emphasized that these strikes are part of their broader campaign to pressure Israel into halting its war on Gaza.

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