Almasirah:America’s War on Yemen Has Failed: Leader Vows Continued Strikes on Israel

America’s War on Yemen Has Failed: Leader Vows Continued Strikes on Israel

News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi confirmed that numerous interceptions have been carried out against American aircraft during their aggression on our country, thwarting a significant number of their operations.

In his speech Thursday, on the anniversary of Al-Sarkha, the leader stated: "The Americans sometimes resort to carrying out their aggressive operations from long distances before entering Yemeni airspace," emphasizing that "they have failed to achieve their objectives. They have neither weakened nor eliminated our capabilities, nor have they been able to stop our operations."

He pointed out that Yemeni operations continue deep into occupied Palestine against the Israeli enemy, and the American enemy has failed to halt them. He clarified that naval operations persist, with a complete blockade imposed on Israeli navigation in the Red Sea, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea. The Israeli enemy is in despair over the possibility of resuming its use of Red Sea navigation.

Confrontations with U.S. Forces & Aircraft Carriers

The leader addressed the armed clashes between Yemeni forces and US aircraft carriers and naval vessels in the Red and Arabian Seas, confirming that the carriers rely on "escape and evasion tactics."

Regarding the downing of the F-18 fighter jet, Sayyed Abdulmalik stressed that its significance "is not just material but also moral, evident in the clear American confusion. It has become obvious that the USS Truman will depart bearing the mark of failure in its mission."

U.S. & British Failures in Yemen

The leader affirmed that "the Americans have failed to break the will and morale of our beloved people—and this is the most crucial aspect." He described the UK as "America’s submissive lackey, the weak and old arm of Zionist evil," warning that "they are dragging themselves into consequences for participating in the aggression against our country."

Regarding U.S. crimes against Yemeni civilians, he stated that these "are not military achievements but rather reflect hatred and failure." He emphasized that "the blood shed by the Americans will not go in vain, and they will face severe consequences for their crimes."

U.S. Crimes & Global Condemnation

He noted that American crimes "do not weaken our capabilities, target our leadership, or affect our steadfast stance." He highlighted that "the US massacre of African migrants must be condemned by the entire world," stressing that "these crimes prove that America is an enemy to the entire Yemeni people, not just a faction."

"No matter the crimes, our people continue their activities and remain firm in their position—this is evident, praise be to God," he declared.

The leader affirmed that the American aggression "has not impacted our strength, resolve, determination, or capabilities." He concluded: "We witness God’s care, support, and victory. Our responsibility is to remain steadfast, persist, and continue achieving significant accomplishments."

Calls for pro-Gaza Rallies

Sayyed Abdulmalik has called on the Yemeni people to stage a massive two-million-strong demonstration tomorrow in the capital Sana'a and other provinces, affirming that this popular mobilization represents an act of jihad and a powerful message to thwart the schemes of the American and Israeli enemies.

The leader noted that American aggression has not weakened the Yemeni people’s resolve but has instead strengthened their steadfastness. He highlighted that 901 mass marches and 1,820 vigils took place across Yemeni provinces last week, reflecting the people’s awakening and living faith.

He praised the tribal protests, describing them as "inspiring, magnificent, and a reflection of our beloved people’s faith-driven pride." Yemen’s tribes, he said, are the backbone of society, with a historic legacy of confronting invaders, oppressors, and arrogant powers.

"Yemen’s tribes have not ceased their protests for weeks across all provinces," he stated, adding that they have mobilized "with their weapons, determination, and resolve" to express their unwavering stance, standing as "a fully prepared army in every sense of the word—armed with will, honor, courage, and faith."

#Aggression #Sayyed_Abdulmalik_Al_Houthi 25-05-01