Yemen is once again carrying out preemptive military strikes against the strongest armies and the most advanced systems and most capable intelligence agencies, so what are the dimensions of this transformation?

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

According to the official spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the new operation targeted the American aircraft carrier “USS Truman,” which the American forces use as an advanced base in the confrontation with Yemen.

According to Western sources, America, Israel, and Britain were arranging for a large-scale attack in the last few hours, with international cover this time, with the UN Security Council holding a special session on the Yemeni attacks on the Israeli occupation at the request of the latter. It was expected that the strike being prepared would constitute a deterrent to Yemen, whose containment attempts have failed for more than a year, but the Yemeni preemptive strike disrupted those arrangements and turned the operation from offensive to defensive, not exceeding a few raids and missile strikes on consumed targets in Sana’a and Hudaydah.

The Yemeni forces’ preemptive strike was not the first nor the last, as it is part of an escalating series that the Yemeni forces have recently begun by striking aircraft carriers or military bases in the occupied territories, the latest of which was in the Negev desert, where the occupation was using them for both attack and defense.

The impact of these strikes has begun to raise concerns among decision-makers in the US, especially since it has targeted the most protected and armored fleets. In the latest reports, the White House talks about the possibility of China being behind the recent strikes on Truman and cites what it describes as espionage operations carried out by China against the US recently, including eavesdropping on calls and seizing important files. However, this is not a justification for the American failure, as Washington has previously blamed Russia for previous strikes that targeted “Eisenhower” and “Lincoln.”

In fact, neither Russia nor China have anything to do with what is happening, although they are benefiting from breaking America’s backbone and drowning its fleets after decades of absolute hegemony. Rather, it is Yemen, which has risen from the rubble of years of war and siege, is the only one managing the battle, using unconventional methods.

It is Yemen that carries out, plans, and scouts, as through the transformations in the course of the confrontation over the past year, it is several steps ahead of its opponents, whether in terms of the attacks, their theater, or even the plans and implementation.