As the 12th day of the American aggression on Yemen enters, new realities on the ground emerge, with America appearing to be the weaker party in the equation despite its military superiority. How did the scene look?
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
For Yemen, whose forces are still threatening more surprises, they appear more resilient and better able to manage the battle. They have unexpectedly raised the pace of attacks on two fronts at a time when their retreat or surrender was expected. The military spokesman, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, announced the launch of a double attack on the occupied territories in Palestine, the most prominent of which is the capital, Tel Aviv.
This is the first time since the resumption of ground operations in support of Gaza that two attacks have been announced at the same time on targets in Tel Aviv. This is an indication that Yemen has begun an escalating approach against the occupation, which includes intensifying air strikes on its capital while increasing its brutality in Gaza.
Parallel to the occupation front, Yemen forcefully continued its operations to counter the American aggression, launching a new attack, the sixth of its kind in two weeks, against the American battleships and fleets stationed in the Red Sea. According to Brigadier General Saree, they succeeded in thwarting an attempt by those battleships to advance towards the southern Red Sea while simultaneously foiling an attempt to launch a large-scale air attack on Yemeni cities.
In contrast, the American forces witnessed a significant retreat on the ground, as American raids have decreased to an unprecedented rate in recent days, at a rate of less than 1% of what they were at the beginning of the new campaign against Yemen. On the other hand, America is turning to the use of bases far from Yemen, specifically in the Indian Ocean, where it has a base on the ground instead of the Red Sea, where its fleets are subjected to almost daily attacks, which may complicate the campaign and end America’s ambition to resolve the Red Sea battle in its favor, not to mention the additional burdens on America if the Yemeni forces decide to target the secret island in the Indian Ocean, where the US forces do not have any room to maneuver.
These developments come a day after the American president and his team’s attempt to promote new propaganda about the effectiveness of airstrikes and achieving victories, which, according to experts, actually refutes these claims and confirms one indisputable fact: that Yemen is still at the height of its strength, and the American airstrikes, despite their brutality, have not affected its military capabilities or its supportive position for Gaza.
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