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42 Attacks by Yemeni Forces on US Warships in 52 Days Force America to End War with Yemen Without Achieving Its Goals in Support of teh Zionist Regime
According to a report by the English section of “webangah News Agency” citing mehr News Agency, the Al-masirah news outlet provided statistical details on the second round of tensions between the U.S. and Yemen, which began on March 15 with intensified American attacks on various parts of Yemen and lasted until May 7. The report highlights notable military confrontations between Yemeni armed forces and two U.S. aircraft carriers—the USS Harry Truman and USS Vinson—along with their affiliated warships.
On March 11, 2025, Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badreddin al-Houthi, leader of Yemen’s Ansar Allah, issued a four-day ultimatum to the Zionist regime, demanding it open Gaza’s crossings and allow humanitarian aid into the region. After this deadline passed and Zionist crimes persisted in Gaza—including tightened blockades—Yemen resumed its military operations against Israeli shipping in the Red Sea and imposed a blockade on Zionist ports in response to their genocide in Gaza.
The U.S. immediately launched extensive airstrikes against civilian targets in Yemen,killing or injuring several civilians. In retaliation, Yemen’s armed forces targeted the USS Truman and its accompanying ships in the northernmost areas of the Red Sea—a far more complex operation than earlier clashes were U.S. carriers were only attacked toward end phases; this time strikes began immediately after escalation broke out.
On March 16, Yahya Saree, spokesperson for Yemen’s Armed Forces announced joint missile-drone attacks involving 18 ballistic/cruise missiles targeting USS Truman shocking Washington early into conflict escalation phase.
Statistics: US-Yemen Clashes
- USS Harry truman: During second-round tensions (52 days), 24 statements from Ansar Allah confirmed 42 attacks. March saw 11 operations, April another 12 intense naval clashes, while May recorded just one strike (May7) before Trump declared ceasefire next day post-attack forcing withdrawal without achieving objectives backing Israel maritime security demands despite initial goals failing outrightly due sustained pressure from Houthis’ relentless campaign forcing them back negotiation table mediated omanis instead securing no concessions regarding lifting sea/air blockade imposed over Gaza siege violations committed Tel Aviv authorities during ongoing genocide there since October last year…
- USS Vinson: After entering theater late April (18th/21st/22nd) faced three separate assaults pushing it deeper Indian Ocean before fourth hit (April30) compelled relocation further Pacific waters away combat zones entirely rendering ineffective support role originally intended protect Israeli interests regionally under Operation Prosperity Guardian framework now defunct following humiliating retreat(s) both vessels endured repeatedly throughout engagement period marked unprecedented losses including downed F/A-18 Hornets lost sea during final May7 strike crippling carrier air wing capabilities significantly prior cessation hostilities announced unilaterally White House signaling defeat proxy war effort waged behalf apartheid state Middle East ally unable sustain such high-cost attrition warfare long-term against persistent asymmetric adversary like Sana’a-based government aligned Axis Resistance frontlines globally today…
