The third part of the documentary The American Footprint reveals new evidence about the direct American role in the assassination of Al Sammad and the aggression on Hudaydah

Sana’a – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Al-Masirah channel continued to broadcast parts of the documentary film “The American Footprint,” produced by the Moral Guidance Department of the Yemeni Armed Forces, which investigates the direct US intervention in the aggression against Yemen. The third part revealed new details about Washington’s role in managing the battle of Hudaydah in 2018 and its direct participation in the assassination of the martyred President Saleh Al-Sammad.
A French document reveals the direct US participation in the battle of Hudaydah:
The film included an official French document confirming that the US military participated by directly carrying out air strikes during the attack on the city of Hudaydah in 2018, going beyond the logistical and advisory support that Washington was claiming.
The film also reviewed additional evidence on the US’ management of the attack on Hudaydah, including details of its military plan, which included directing the Saudi-Emirati coalition on how to carry out ground, naval, and air operations, as well as setting targeting priorities within the city, in addition to the American naval capabilities that Washington mobilized in the Red Sea to support the ground offensive.
The American expansion in determining the targets of the raids since the beginning of the aggression:
The film also addressed how the American role in the war on Yemen expanded since March 26, 2015, as Washington’s participation was not limited to providing the coalition with weapons but extended to managing military operations rooms, identifying targets, and issuing direct orders to carry out air strikes.
The presented evidence confirms that the US took charge of locating sensitive air strikes, including civilian targets, vital facilities, and political and military figures, resulting in thousands of civilian casualties.
Scenes shown for the first time from the site of the assassination of President Al-Sammad:
In the third part,