Yemen: Yemeni military operations against the evil trio of America, Britain, and Israel in the Indian Ocean and the Red and Arabian Seas are escalating.

Military analysts confirmed that the success of the operations proves the superiority of Yemeni military capabilities, surpassing expectations of the enemy entirely.

In light of the recent operations, this confirmation puts the enemies face to face with the reality that the Yemeni nightmare is not over, but is getting worse. 

With the significant escalation in the accuracy and range of operations targeting ships associated with the Israeli enemy, shipping companies will ultimately be forced to do what they did before in response to threats in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, which is to stop transporting any shipments from the East to the ports of occupied Palestine.

This meant the complete severance of trade routes between Asia and the enemy entity. Even shipments that the enemy was willing to bear the high costs and long delays for will disappear, leading to exacerbation of the crisis that has been present for months due to the closure of the main Red Sea route. Rising prices won't be the biggest problem, as many products will completely vanish from "Israeli" markets.

The situation is no different for the American enemy, whose recent operations represent a particular blow.

This comes in light of recent statements by its air force commander in the Middle East, speculating about a decrease in the inventory of Yemeni missiles and drones, suggesting that there was a "decrease in the pace of operations."

However, it is clear from the recent operations that the Yemeni Armed Forces are expanding the scope of their operations to unprecedented levels in more than one direction.

This means that military capabilities are increasing in density and sophistication, and the temporary decrease in the intensity of operations against ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden is evidence of the scarcity of movement of ships associated with the enemy in that region, rather than weakness of Yemeni capabilities.

Moreover, the pursuit of ships associated with the Israeli enemy in the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean makes the American enemy's dilemma even more difficult. 

It is involved in the aggression against Yemen under the pretext of protecting Zionist navigation through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and now that its commercial and warships are continuously targeted. It is not only incapable of protecting ships associated with the Israeli enemy in the Indian Ocean, but it is also unable to find a way out of the Bab el-Mandeb quagmire. It knows that the Yemeni Armed Forces can chase it just as they chase "Israeli" ships.

The targeting of the British ship "Hob Island" in the Red Sea shows that the Armed Forces are not oblivious to any attempts to smuggle through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and they are keen on continuing to punish the British enemy, who chose to involve itself alongside the Zionists and the Americans.