French Newspaper Sana a defeated Washington in the battle of the Red Sea

The French newspaper Le Monde diplomatique published an extensive report evaluating the outcomes of the confrontation between Yemen and the US in the Red Sea, concluding that the balance of the battle favors Sana’a, describing the scene with a striking symbolic title: “Sana’a: One, Washington: Zero.”
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The report clarified that the Yemenis have been confronting the US, Saudi Arabia, and the Zionist entity for more than two decades, since they emerged as a military force in 2004 in protest against the American invasion of Iraq and the Zionist occupation of Palestine.
The newspaper considered that the confrontation entered a new phase after the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation on October 7, 2023, when the Yemeni forces moved to impose a naval blockade on Israeli ships and prevent them from crossing the Red and the Arabian Seas in support of Gaza, using fast boats, missiles, drones, and locally manufactured unmanned naval vehicles.
The newspaper added that Washington treated the Yemeni operations as a strategic threat to freedom of navigation, so it launched a broad military campaign and sent its fleets to the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait. However, the results were “catastrophic,” in its words; two US elite forces soldiers drowned while attempting to board a Yemeni boat, the destroyer “USS Gettysburg” accidentally shot down an “F/A-18 Super Hornet” fighter jet, and the aircraft carrier “Harry Truman” collided with an Egyptian commercial ship.
Le Monde diplomatique pointed out that US President Donald Trump, after returning to the White House, escalated the war by declaring the Ansar Allah movement a “terrorist organization” and sent massive naval and air reinforcements, including an additional aircraft carrier whose operational cost exceeds six million dollars per day, “B-2” stealth aircraft costing ninety thousand dollars per hour each, and interceptor missiles priced at over two and a