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What Outcomes for Yemen-US Direct Red Sea War?
Middle East:The coalition formed by the United State in the Red Sea is nothing but a blatant failure. It's an international maritime alliance, largely Atlantic, with Bahrain's involvement, labeled as international due to its participation.
Bahrain fundamentally exists as a virtual emirate, sustained as an American base hosting the Fifth Fleet. Without the shield of the island, it would have transformed a long time ago.
The pride of American industries and the strength of its might are exemplified in this alliance. It serves as indisputable evidence of strategic shifts in the region and the world.
Significantly, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Djibouti, and Eritrea declined participation, even nominally and publicly. Their refusal was as if they spat in the face of the filthy and arrogant America.
Furthermore, the US and its coalition lack the strength to provoke Yemen, a symbol of Arab dignity and pride. If they attempt, it will be a pivotal moment for Yemen, and it would be deserved.
Imagine if the US and its Atlantic coalition dared to engage with Yemen, and Yemen responded and clashed with its navy, inflicting casualties. The US might won't succeed in Yemen unless it resorts to destroying and killing, targeting hospitals, rescue teams, thus completing its moral and ethical decline, reverting to its origin as a puppet of Israel, a manufactured state led by gangs, not formed by genuine nations, peoples, and states.
The next day, America will become a laughingstock in the balance of global power, and the naval realm a dwarf, while Yemen will regain its place as a giant.
In our town, there's a saying: "A man who fights a boy becomes a dwarf, while the boy becomes a giant." Imagine if Ansarullah kept their promise and commitment to Palestine; they won't lose anything and won't fear the unknown.
It's certain that Yemen possesses missiles capable of closing the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb, striking warships and carriers that dare to.
Yemen has ground-to-sea missiles, supersonic and precise, with a range of over 1,500 kilometers. Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has described Yemen as a state and an army incomparable to the resistance factions in Lebanon and Iraq.
Imagine Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi on television saying, "Look at the aircraft carrier that terrified America burning and swallowed by the sea." Imagine how Putin's heart will dance and Xi Jinping's lips will smile. Don't be surprised or doubt it, as Sayyed Nasrallah did in the July War. Certainly, he will do it unremorseful and unafraid. If he lacks the means to deal with fleets, what can Putin and Xi do but swiftly send their fleets? Is there a better chance for China and Russia than to destroy American warships and Atlantic fleets?
Remember, Putin has a score to settle, and he doesn't sleep on betrayals or revenges; the Atlantic dared and destroyed the Moscowva destroyer in the Black Sea, and Putin withheld his wrath. The opportunity arose in the Red and Arabian Seas, led by Ansarullah.
China has built the largest and most advanced naval fleet to confront the Atlantic fleets, secure the seas and passages, advanced in marine missile manufacturing, has surplus, and Yemen needs some, and it will use them to destroy the Atlantic and American fleets.
What a golden opportunity, a thrilling stage, and strong, believing men who have decided to turn the impossible into reality. How, when the sea is theirs and the strait is their passage? America and Israel and their allies have already destroyed Yemen, impoverished it and besieged it.
It's Yemen's time, the master of the seas and the protector of the nation's dignity and sovereignty, or rather, it will become an Arab and regional player in restructuring the Gulf and its balances, and among the Arab and regional spheres.
What can America do? Where do its interests lie after its tools and allies have turned away from it, even its closest friends?
It's not a passing matter that none in the Arab and Muslim worlds and from the clans and elite who sought and imprisoned didn't participate. These are the results of the Gaza battles and the lives of its children, women, and martyred elders.
It's the time of Yemen and the peoples, the time of the Al-Aqsa Storm and the legend of Gaza and what is to come is greater.
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