Yemen, target of U.S. attacks / Ansarullah Secretary-General: Deployment of second aircraft carrier is Washington’s admission of failure

Pars Today – The central command of the terrorist U.S. forces stationed in West Asia, Central Asia, and East Africa, known as "Centcom," announced in a statement the continuation of aggressive attacks by the U.S. military on various regions of Yemen.

The central command of the terrorist U.S. forces stationed in West Asia, Central Asia, and East Africa, known as "Centcom," published a message early Sunday morning with the phrase "24/7," implying continuous attacks on Yemen around the clock. According to Pars Today, Centcom also released two images on social media showing American fighter jets taking off from the deck of an aircraft carrier.   

Meanwhile, Yemen's Al-Masirah network announced that the United States had bombed Hudaydah International Airport in western Yemen three times. 

Yemeni media also reported renewed U.S. aggression on the districts of Sahar and Kitaf in Saada province and the Majzar district in Marib, Yemen. 

Yemeni response

In response to U.S. attacks, Yemeni armed forces fired a missile toward territories occupied by Zionists. 

Proof of U.S. failure

"Sayed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi," the Secretary-General of Yemen's Ansarullah Movement, reacted to Trump's order to deploy another aircraft carrier to the West Asia region, saying: "The U.S. announcement about sending a second aircraft carrier to the region is proof of the failure of the 'Harry S. Truman' aircraft carrier." 

He emphasized: "The U.S. intimidates others with its aircraft carriers, but in confronting Yemen, these carriers might become a burden on their shoulders." 

Expansion of U.S. terrorism in the region

In this regard, "Mohammad Ali al-Houthi," a member of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, wrote on the social media platform X: "The U.S. announcement of sending more troops and equipment to the region aims to strengthen and expand illegal and terrorist operations against Yemen." Al-Houthi added: "This U.S. move is evidence and a sign of the failure of the 'Harry S. Truman' and the U.S. forces present in the region."

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