News - World: Sky News channel published on Tuesday evening a report citing an internal intelligence report within the Pentagon, which concluded that Yemen maintained its offensive capabilities despite American and British strikes.

The report prepared by the Navy Operations Command at the Pentagon stated: "The Houthis have retained their capabilities to attack naval and commercial vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden despite concentrated British and American airstrikes."

The assessment added that "the Houthis" are still capable of obstructing the path of international commercial shipping in this region, especially after the emergence of their advanced weapons, namely the submarine drones.

The channel explained that according to the assessment, which remained partly confidential and was not reviewed by journalists, "the Houthis" continued their attacks throughout last Saturday and Sunday without interruption despite the US Air Force conducting more than 13 airstrikes against missile depots, weapons, and tunnels owned by the Houthis.

On Monday, the United States Central Command acknowledged the possession of autonomous underwater drones by the Yemeni Armed Forces.

The Central Command noted, "For the first time, we have observed the use of two unmanned vessels, one of which is underwater, in targeting ships from Yemen since the attacks began on October 23rd."

Significantly, the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, cautioned the United States and Britain against involvement in the aggression against Yemen and intervening to protect Zionist ships. Yemen imposed a ban on these ships in response to the brutal genocide war waged by the Zionist enemy against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.

After weeks of US-British aggression against Yemen, American and British warships were unable to pass a single ship to the enemy's ports across the Red Sea. Moreover, the aggressor countries found their ships and warships vulnerable to Yemeni targeting in response to the aggression on the country.

Today, after months of ignoring Sayyed Abdulmalik's warnings, the Americans and the British are complaining about Yemen's possession of advanced and effective weapons that they were unaware Yemen had. Sometimes, they complain about the Yemeni submarines, and at other times about the ballistic missiles hitting their ships from the sea, confirming that Yemenis were the first to use ballistic missiles to target ships in history.

The Yemeni Armed Forces previously revealed their possession of ballistic missiles capable of launching from any point on Yemeni soil and hitting enemy ships at sea, as well as several models of various maritime missiles. Additionally, they have unmanned naval attack boats capable of hitting enemy targets. Observers believe that Yemen has more surprises capable of subduing any enemy.