Yemen: While Washington's voice has diminished regarding the results of its naval battle with Sana'a, the latter proves to be the one steering this confrontation by continuing to execute more extensive maritime operations. 

Sana'a's persistence in conducting these operations confirms its control over the maritime confrontation, particularly with Washington. 

This persistence occurs amidst American acknowledgment of its failure to limit Sana'a's military capabilities, which are growing day by day, as Sana'a affirms its commitment to developing its capacities and weapons for greater impact in the future.

With Sana'a's affirmations, it seems Washington is genuinely fearing the consequences of this confrontation, not only for the Israeli entity but also for America itself. This is evidenced by Washington's attempt to use economic pressure against Sana'a through its allied government, recently manifested in the decisions of the Central Bank of Aden, clearly backed by the US. 

However, indicators suggest that America may fail in using this economic leverage, especially considering its past failures, such as the designation of Ansarullah on the US terrorism list, which did not alter Sana'a's supportive stance toward Gaza.

Washington might not withstand further developments in these maritime operations if they pose a greater threat to its and Britain's military presence in the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean, especially with Sana'a's promise of forthcoming surprises in response to continued aggression and the Israeli blockade of Gaza.

The question arises: What will be the situation for Washington and London if the danger of Sana'a's maritime operations escalates, given their current incapacity to contain these capabilities? 

Undoubtedly, Sana'a's naval operations will significantly impact the course of the confrontation in Gaza. While America and Britain may not acknowledge this now, they will eventually yield to the reality. Indicators suggest that the Israeli entity, along with America, Britain, and other supporting countries, is heading towards defeat in this war, which will undoubtedly reshape the region.