The commander of the American destroyer was fired after the failure against the Yemenis
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency According to New Times, the US Navy released a statement without providing any explanation and announced that Captain Cameron Yast, the commanding officer Destroyer “John S. McCain, who is now stationed in West Asia, has been fired.
This destroyer is part of the American fleet to counter the missile and drone attacks of Yemeni fighters in the Red Sea against related ships. It is the Zionist regime.
The statement simply stated that Captain Cameron Yast had “lost confidence in his ability to command Destroyer” has been fired.
The command of the destroyer McCain has been temporarily assigned to Captain Alison Christie, the deputy commanding officer of destroyer squadron 21. is.
The Wall Street Journal wrote in this regard that one of the dimensions of US President Joe Biden’s obvious failure in his foreign policy is visible in the “Sounion” ship, which is The Red Sea has been on fire for days and everyone has abandoned it.
This reputable American newspaper adds that the international coalition led by the United States has failed to provide security for ships in the Red Sea, and this failure was expected.
The American magazine National Interest also pointed to the failure of the United States in securing the security of the Red Sea for the ships of the Zionist regime and the United States, and wrote that the enemies of the United States have much more missiles at their disposal. that American warships can shoot them down.
The magazine adds that the U.S. Navy faces its adversaries’ anti-ship and ballistic missiles, missiles that can defeat the aging U.S. Navy’s defense systems.
This magazine adds that the experience of Israel’s Iron Dome system showed how a large number of missiles can defeat even advanced defense systems.
National Interest adds that America’s inability to counter the Yemeni missile capabilities raises a warning for Washington about bigger threats, including China.
