Yemen: The departure of the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier and the USS Gravely destroyer from the Red Sea, and their deployment in the Mediterranean Sea, has raised many questions.

Over the past months, the United States and Britain have carried out aerial sorties and unlawful aggression against Yemen, with aircraft taking off from the Eisenhower aircraft carrier, resulting in the death and injury of dozens of Yemeni civilians. The goal was to intimidate Yemenis and halt their missile attacks on Israeli ships passing through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait towards the Zionist port of Eilat. However, all these attempts have failed, and the operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces have demonstrated their effectiveness and impact on American, British, and Western enemy ships.

Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a member of the Supreme Political Council, commented on this withdrawal, saying: "If America claimed a decrease in Yemeni Armed Forces operations to save face and withdrew from militarizing the Red Sea, sending a message to insurance companies contrary to its initial message, then this is positive self-deception."

He added in his post on "X", "But if they see the decrease in operations as a reality, let their ships, and those of their ally Israel, sail again to become a tempting prey for our forces."

On his part, the Minister of Information, Dhaifallah al-Shami, wondered: Who remembers the threats made by the American-Zionist enemy media and their Arab mouthpieces about the entry of the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier into the Red Sea and filming the battle as decided in their favor?

In a post on "X", he affirms that America is now reaping the fruits of defeat after its complete failure to protect itself, let alone protect its other naval pieces.

Deputy Director of the Moral Guidance Department, Brigadier Abdullah bin Amer, considers the withdrawal of the aircraft carrier Eisenhower from the Red Sea a positive indicator, pointing out in his post on "X" that the recent US military movements in neighboring countries over the past 48 hours are a negative sign.

The fall of America's legend

The withdrawal of the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier from the Red Sea after clashes with Yemeni forces confirms once again the Americans' failure to confront Yemen and the fall of America's legend before Yemeni military operations. This is confirmed by the Minister of State, Abdulaziz al-Bakir, who said that after the recent operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces, which targeted Israeli ships in the Indian Ocean, the flagship of American power, the aircraft carrier Eisenhower, withdrew from the Red Sea.

Al-Bakir asked in a post on "X": Has America realized the futility of its presence after failing to stop the operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces supporting Gaza, or does it have a new plan?

Several media figures, political analysts, and military experts believe that this withdrawal carries many strategic messages and implications for both domestic and foreign enemies and the mercenaries of the American enemy in the region, confirming that the American enemy failed to protect itself and its ships, which it boasted and frightened the world and the region with.

Al-Mahdi believed that this withdrawal sends a message to enemies inside and outside the country, as well as American and Zionist allies such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other submissive and stooge countries under Jewish allegiance, that America was unable to protect itself, let alone protect its intimidating ships. How can they protect themselves in their countries? How can they defend their giant institutions and facilities? These will be military targets if they engage in future military actions against Yemen.

He added that this is evidence of the modern military superiority of Yemeni missile, drone, and naval forces, which have managed to detect Israeli, American, and British enemy ships through high-level intelligence and precise targeting.

Strategic Evolution

In this context, spokesman for the Anti-Aggression Forces, Dr. Aref al-Amiri, stated that the military strategy adopted by the national component in Sanaa in facing invasion and occupation forces, and the significant technological development in targeting the latest American and British warships, have left a profound impact on the American and British administrations regarding the capabilities of the Yemeni army.

Al-Amiri, in an exclusive statement to "Almasirah" newspaper, emphasized that the jihadist ideology and the culture of religious identity enjoyed by the heroes of the army in all its formations and the Popular Committees in Sanaa, along with what has been mentioned, have made America reconsider its military presence in the Red Sea and the Arabian Gulf. This is due to the direct targeting witnessed by the US Navy, Air Force, drones, and Yemeni air defenses. They were unable to deal with or repel the military operations carried out by our armed forces, defending and supporting the Palestinian people and adhering to the central issue of the Islamic nation.

He believed that all these influential factors on the American and British naval and air forces, as well as several regimes loyal to them, have led to the withdrawal of a number of American naval military assets.

He explained that the warnings of Sayyed Abdulmalik regarding the expansion of targeting American and British warships, which may extend to include a number of warships supporting the massacres committed against the Palestinian people and the genocidal crimes in Gaza, are of great impact and importance to those regimes. They are currently seeking ways to maintain face, confirming that this undoubtedly indicates that America fears the collapse of its military prowess, which was exposed by the capabilities of the resistance axis.

He reiterated the necessity for America to withdraw its warships from the Red Sea, the Arabian Gulf, and the Gulf of Aden to preserve what remains of its power after it was made vulnerable by the Yemeni forces. It has fully realized that the culture of jihad possessed by the heroes of the Yemeni army is greater and stronger than their military technologies, not to mention the strategic evolution possessed by the Yemeni armed forces.

He added that the withdrawal of American and British military naval forces, along with several regimes loyal to them, from the Red Sea, the Arabian Gulf, and the Gulf of Aden, came out of fear of direct and accurate targeting of their objectives, with the occupiers' forces being unable to fend off such attacks.