Revolution Leader: US Aggression Failed to Limit Capabilities or Prevent Yemen’s Military Operations

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Sana'a: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, on Thursday reiterated the failure of the American aggression to achieve any victory against Yemen, or to limit the capabilities or prevent Yemen's military operations in support of the Palestinian people.

According to Yemen News Agency, in his speech on the latest developments of the aggression on Gaza and regional and international developments, Sayyed al-Houthi highlighted that Yemeni armed forces conducted seven operations this week with rocket shelling and marches deep into occupied Palestine, including the recent Haifa operation, which surprised the enemies. The Houthi leader viewed these operations as clear evidence of the American aggression's failure. He emphasized ongoing operations to counter the American enemy, including engagements with two American aircraft carriers.

Sayyed al-Houthi noted that the arrival of another aircraft carrier did not strengthen the American position and failed to achieve aggressive goals. He claimed that Yemeni armed forces engaged nine times with the US Navy, using 27 winged missiles and a drone, with naval engagements lasting several hours. One engagement reportedly resulted in an aircraft carrier escaping to the far Arabian Sea.

The leader stated that Israeli and American ships are absent from the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea, with no Israeli or American navigational activity. He credited Yemeni air defense forces with shooting down three MQ-nine armed reconnaissance aircraft in Sana'a, Hodeida, and Hajjah, attributing these successes to divine support.

Sayyed al-Houthi criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's reaction to the "Jaffa drone" and emphasized the importance of using real names for Palestinian cities and towns. He argued that this naming reminds the Israeli enemy of its temporary and occupying status and serves as a lesson for Arab and Islamic media.

Regarding the Israeli aggression on Gaza, Sayyed al-Houthi condemned the blockade and starvation tactics used against Palestinians, noting that nearly a thousand people were martyred and injured in Gaza this week. He criticized the Israeli enemy's destruction of service sectors and the health system, leading to the deaths of 40% of kidney patients.

Sayyed al-Houthi highlighted the Mujahideen's resilience in Gaza, despite the Israeli enemy's fear of direct confrontation. He mentioned al-Qassam Brigades' operations and emphasized that Israeli misinformation about military achievements in Gaza has been exposed. He also pointed out the Israeli enemy's inability to achieve tangible military successes in the Gaza Strip.

The leader criticized the Arab world's passive response to violations at al-Aqsa Mosque, emphasizing the importance of media and public mobilization against Israeli aggression. He stressed that the resistance's deterrence power is vital for protection and that the Palestinian people need more force and armament to counter the Israeli threat.

Sayyed al-Houthi condemned American military support for Israel, describing the US as a partner in aggression. He highlighted the American role in the ongoing brutality against Palestinians and the broader threat posed by American-Israeli policies to global society.

Regarding Lebanon, Sayyed al-Houthi criticized Israeli aggression and urged the Lebanese state to pressure Israel to adhere to agreements. He emphasized the importance of supporting Hezbollah as a deterrent force and warned against adopting Israeli positions.

The leader emphasized the Islamic nation's responsibility to confront the Zionist project and criticized Arab subservience to Israeli ambitions. He stressed the importance of Palestinian steadfastness as a model for resistance and called for unified action to pressure Israel to end its aggression.

Sayyed al-Houthi praised Yemeni support for Palestine and criticized those who oppose it. He highlighted the failure of American aggression in Yemen and the success of Yemeni operations in response to Israeli crimes.

The leader concluded by encouraging continued resistance and support for Palestine, emphasizing the importance of collective action and steadfastness in the face of aggression. He called for a million-strong demonstration to express solidarity with the Palestinian people and to continue the struggle against oppression.