News - Yemen: A report published by Middle East Monitor reveals that the recent US military aggression against Yemen has failed to achieve its objectives, instead becoming a glaring example of Washington’s strategic failure in the region.  

Yemeni military operations have cost the US billions of dollars in losses.  

The US decision to halt its aggression without involving the Zionist entity in the agreement has sparked deep tensions between the two allies. This follows a synchronized Yemeni missile attack coinciding with a strike on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport (Lod Airport).  

Washington’s announcement to suspend hostilities has boosted Yemen’s political and moral standing, solidifying its image as a resilient force capable of complex warfare and challenging U.S. dominance in the region.  

The report underscores that Yemen’s resistance has exposed the limits of US power, turning what was meant to be a swift military campaign into a costly and humiliating setback for Washington and its allies.

Yemen has been conducting numerous unyielding strikes against targets across the occupied Palestinian territories since October 2023, when the Israeli regime began bringing Gaza under a genocidal war.

The operations have, since their onset, been expanded to include a naval and an aerial blockade against the regime.

The blockades have taken a significant toll on the regime’s economy by turning delivery of commodities to the occupied territories into a considerably more expensive process, and targeting Ben Gurion, the regime’s key airport, on many occasions.

The Israeli enemy has been responding by escalating its deadly attacks against Yemen.

Yemen’s Armed Forces have, however, vowed to decisively sustain their strikes as long as the regime keeps up the genocide and a simultaneous intensified siege it has been enforcing against the coastal sliver.