Western magazine Sana a forces have become the most prominent example of the modern military revolution

The said that Sana’a forces have become the most prominent example of the modern military revolution that is shaking the foundations of American superiority and preventing Washington from imposing its traditional hegemony, explaining that the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait is no longer a normal sea passage but has turned into a testing ground that reveals the inability of the US fleet to counter missiles and low-cost drones that forced global trade routes to detour via the Cape of Good Hope.
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It explained that the US has spent more than a billion dollars in a matter of weeks in its war on Yemen, yet has failed to achieve its goal of securing navigation, while Sana’a forces have confirmed in their statements that their operations are limited to Israeli ships or those associated with them, making the cost of the confrontation a burden that hinders Washington’s ability to move its forces to the Pacific to confront China.
The report pointed out that what is happening in the Red Sea represents a radical shift in the nature of military conflict, where aircraft carriers and destroyers are no longer a guarantee of control, while missiles and land-based drones have proven capable of imposing a wide influence that exceeds hundreds of miles of coastline.
The magazine concluded by saying that the Sana’a forces have gone beyond being a local party to become a global symbol of a new phase of unequal wars, where a force with limited capabilities can confuse a great military empire and confirm that the era of American hegemony is over.