Yemenis Struggle in the Shadow of War and Siege

TEHRAN (Defapress) - The air, land, and sea blockades have severely limited their access to medicine, food, and fuel. The country's capital airport has been closed, and land and sea routes are also tightly controlled; therefore, the entry of people's necessities is seriously delayed or prohibited.

However, the Yemenis are the first to speak out against arrogance; a people who stood empty-handed against an imposed war led by Saudi Arabia and achieved victory.

Their most important victory on the global stage was the conflict with the Americans in the Red Sea, an epic in which they succeeded in putting heavy pressure on American ships with missile and drone attacks.

The Yemenis' bravery and initiative caused several American ships to withdraw from the region, and Western media also acknowledged that the US deterrence strategy against the Yemenis had failed.

According to analysts, the Yemenis' victory in the Red Sea was not only a military achievement, but also a political and strategic message that the US could not guarantee maritime security and was forced to retreat. This event changed the balance of power in the region and turned Yemen into a symbol of resistance to hegemony.

The Yemenis' struggle against the Zionist regime in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden was also a manifestation of regional solidarity with the people of Gaza. The Yemenis' actions in support of the Palestinians not only put economic and security pressure on the Zionist regime, but also solidified Yemen's position as an effective force in the West Asian equations.

Ultimately, the Yemeni experience proved that faith and social solidarity can overcome siege and external pressures and transform a nation from crisis into a symbol of global resistance.