News - Yemen: Brigadier General Bakil Saleh Al-Wahbi, Commander of the Al-Wahbi Brigades, asserted that the Yemeni Armed Forces have taught the American military icon Eisenhower a harsh lesson, delivering unexpected and painful blows to the US military.

In a statement to Al-Masirah on Sunday, General Al-Wahbi highlighted that Yemen possesses multiple options and is witnessing rapid advancements in lethal military manufacturing suited to the current phase and battle.

He pointed out that the locally-manufactured Palestine missile is just a small part of the missile arsenal and drones produced by Yemeni hands, which have reached the Port of Haifa in the Mediterranean Sea, covering a distance of over 3,000 kilometers.

He emphasized that the Yemeni Armed Forces aim to develop their capabilities to deter all forces hostile to Yemen.

In support of Gaza and amid the fourth escalation phase, the Yemeni Armed Forces targeted the aircraft carrier Eisenhower twice within 24 hours in the Red Sea, using multiple drones and hitting it directly. This action underscores the American military's growing predicament and the backlash of its hostile actions.

Despite US efforts, Yemeni operations continue unabated, leading to unprecedented humiliation for the US with the targeting of one of its key mobile military bases. The Yemeni Armed Forces conducted these operations in solidarity with the Palestinian people, responding to Israeli crimes in Rafah, Gaza, and retaliating against US-British aggression on Yemen.

Maritime tracking sites revealed the Eisenhower's relocation further north in the Red Sea to evade Yemeni strikes, reflecting the US military's recognition of Sana'a's serious capabilities. The repeated targeting of the Eisenhower signals to the US that the Yemeni front remains unpredictable and resilient.

The Yemeni Armed Forces affirmed their commitment to ongoing military operations in support of the oppressed Palestinian people and in response to the US-British aggression on Yemen. They stressed that these operations will persist until the aggression ceases and the siege on Gaza is lifted.

Recent Yemeni operations extended from the northern Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, highlighting Yemen's successful establishment of maritime blockade regulations and the failure of US, British, and European forces to curb the escalating Yemeni activities.