News - Yemen: The leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, stated that the U.S. aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln is now too fearful to remain in the Arabian Sea and has been ordered to retreat and flee.

In his speech Thursday, addressing the latest developments in Yemen and the region, Sayyed Abdulmalik remarked, "The U.S. Navy has announced the retreat of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln from the Arabian Sea following threats of targeting." 

He noted that, "Our people continue their operations at sea, preventing Zionist navigation in the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb, and the Arabian Sea, extending even to the Indian Ocean."

The leader highlighted ongoing operations, including missile and drone strikes on occupied Palestine, targeting the Israeli enemy. He also emphasized Yemen's enduring solidarity with Gaza, Palestine, and Lebanon, as demonstrated by massive weekly rallies across the country. He described Yemen's position in this sacred struggle as both official and popular, standing firm in the face of American aggression and its naval fleets.

He elaborated that Yemen had previously targeted U.S. aircraft carriers, including the Eisenhower, which fled the Red Sea, humiliated and defeated.

Sayyed Abdulmalik praised Yemen's sacrifices, mentioning the tens of thousands of martyrs from across Yemeni provinces, who embodied the Quranic, faith-based jihad. 

Among these sacrifices were leaders such as the late martyr President Saleh Al-Sammad. He commended the Yemeni people's steadfastness and victories since 2004.

Addressing Gaza, he highlighted that the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades executed 24 heroic and significant operations this week, including suicide missions, showcasing their bravery. He also praised the steadfastness of Hezbollah and the Lebanese resistance, describing their achievements since the start of their jihad as honorable and groundbreaking.

Regarding Lebanon, he stated, "What Hezbollah is accomplishing today is extraordinary. They remain steadfast in the face of unprecedented aggression against Lebanon. Hezbollah fighters inflict heavy losses on the Israeli enemy daily."

The leader contrasted the current situation with the past, noting that prior to Hezbollah’s resistance formation, Israel invaded Lebanon within seven days, reaching Beirut. Now, over two months into the current conflict, Israel struggles to advance along the border villages. 

He emphasized Hezbollah’s tactical prowess and its fighters’ ability to engage the enemy at close range, inflict heavy damage, and rain rockets on settlements as far as occupied Jaffa, leaving the Israeli enemy in a state of severe panic.

As for Iraq, Sayyed Al-Houthi hailed that the Islamic Resistance there conducted 18 operations this week, marking a significant escalation.

Concluding his speech, the leader affirmed that Yemen’s operations and activities continue, with weekly public demonstrations complementing military efforts. He stated that Yemen’s faith-driven direction strengthens its ability to face future challenges and bolsters its resilience spiritually, educationally, and practically.

He added, "We will continue to support Gaza because the battle persists. Our presence in this fight reflects our faith, sacrifice, and practical response to Allah’s call." He expressed confidence in the Yemeni people, saying they would remain steadfast with sincerity, determination, and a desire for Allah’s approval.

Sayyed Abdulmalik also affirmed that Yemen is constantly working to build and develop military capabilities, achieving remarkable successes.

Finally, he called on the Yemeni people to participate in a massive rally to show support of Gaza and Lebanon, tomorrow in Al-Sabeen Square in the capital, Sana’a, as well as in other provinces and districts.