News - Yemen: A report by The New York Times has revealed that the United States has spent nearly $7 billion on its military aggression against Yemen, noting that the operations have failed to achieve any tangible results on the ground.

The report, published on Saturday, stated that the Yemeni Armed Forces managed to destroy approximately 7 percent of the US military’s total stock of advanced MQ-9 Reaper drones, representing a significant loss in military hardware. It also mentioned that the American campaign depleted large quantities of rare munitions, further weakening the United States’ military capability.

According to the report, these material and military losses came without achieving the declared goals of the campaign, raising serious questions about the effectiveness and value of the operations, and their impact on Yemen and the broader region.

The report sheds light on the high financial and military cost of the US aggression on Yemen, while also underscoring the Yemeni Armed Forces' ability to resist and inflict damage on US forces, and Washington’s complete failure to disrupt Yemen’s continued support for Gaza.

These statements and reports come amid significant defensive advancements by the Yemeni Armed Forces, including the downing of multiple MQ-9 Reaper drones, the successful engagement of advanced F-18 jets, and recent remarks by Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat hinting at the potential targeting of B-2 stealth bombers.