Sana'a - Saba:
There is no doubt that the arrogant policies of US President Donald Trump, with his promises of peace evaporating and his second term consecrating wars in various political, economic, and military forms, only confirm the clear American reality.
This is represented by the arrogant decision-making aimed at humiliating the world, persisting in destabilizing international stability, and draining blood as long as it serves American imperialism at its core, Zionism. This is confirmed by the resumption of aggression against Gaza and Yemen, starting with the resumption of aggression against Gaza and Yemen.
Nearly three months after his arrival in the White House, will Trump, in his second term, consolidate the image of the "peacemaker," as he described himself in his inaugural address, or is he revealing an image rooted in the American era: the barbarism of colonial imperialism, which we find him today (with complete impudence) promoting before the world? Distinguished by its ugliness and vulgarity?!
Trump did not wait long to issue statements and decisions regarding his administration's future actions in the Middle East until he decided, like his predecessor, Biden, to resume the proxy war on behalf of the Israeli entity. This is done through the aggression against Yemen, which supports Palestinian rights, and stands with Gaza in support of its injustice, which the world is witnessing firsthand. This war represents one of the most horrific forms of aggression witnessed in history. Is there no further evidence of this American imperialist barbarism after the Ras Isa Port massacre?!
The Ministry of Health and Environment reported that the number of victims of the American aggression on civilian objects from March 16 to April 14 has reached 370 citizens, including 123 martyrs, including children and women.
The American enemy committed a new, complete terrorist crime by targeting civilian objects in Ras Isa. The Ministry of Health and Environment announced that the death toll from the American aggression on the Ras Isa oil port in Hodeida province has risen to 245 martyrs and wounded.
The Ministry of Health stated in a statement that the death toll from the US attack on the Ras Isa oil port has reached 80, while the number of injured port workers and employees has reached 150, according to a preliminary toll.
Even before his inauguration as US president, Trump boasted that he was a "peacemaker." He mocked Biden for being the weakest president, claiming that he was unable to end the war in Gaza or secure the release of Israeli prisoners in Gaza. He also claimed that if he had been in power, the conflict in Ukraine would not have occurred. However, the opposite has been proven: Trump is another face of Biden, even uglier and more vile than him. He is, in fact, the worst of all; he is the clearest reflection of the American reality!
Despite all these "Trumpian" pledges, the war continues to rage, fiercely in the Gaza Strip, with the green light from Trump himself and his Zionist administration. There are still Israeli prisoners in Gaza, and humanitarian aid remains blocked at the closed crossings, amid calls from international and local organizations to open the crossings and allow aid into the Strip amid the catastrophic living conditions endured by the Strip's residents. The war in Ukraine continues to rage.
In this context, the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, stated in his speech last Thursday that the Israeli enemy continues its barbaric, criminal, and brutal aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, with American partnership, American support, and American permission. It commits crimes of genocide every day, employing all criminal means against the Palestinian people.
The Leader continues, "The enemy is dropping destructive American bombs on the displaced, after most of the Gaza Strip's residents have become displaced. He is dropping destructive and incendiary American bombs on their tents, burning them, killing them, tearing children to shreds, and some into charred corpses inside those tents."
He has continued his systematic starvation policy for more than a month and a half, preventing the entry of any food, medicine, or fuel aid into the Gaza Strip. According to a statement by the UN Secretary-General, he said, "More than a full month has passed without a drop of aid reaching Gaza. No food, no fuel, no medicine. Gaza is a killing field, and civilians are trapped in an endless cycle of death." All organizations operating in Gaza also testify to the depletion of food supplies, the closure of bakeries and ovens, and the real suffering from hunger.
The Israeli enemy also uses deprivation: it attempts to prevent the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip from even a sip of water. It denied them water that was part of projects to deliver water to them (to the Strip), a water source they desperately needed. When some of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip attempted to repair these water lines, it targeted them with airstrikes and annihilated them.
It also prevents the entry of fuel, which they need to operate the pumps that pump water into the Gaza Strip.
The Leader of the Revolution explains that "the Israeli enemy continues all these crimes with full American support and full American adoption."
With absolute American support, the Israeli enemy continues its aggression on the Gaza Strip by land, sea, and air since October 7, 2023, resulting in the deaths of 51,201 people and the wounding of 116,869 as of Sunday, the majority of whom are women and children. This is a preliminary toll, as thousands of victims remain under the rubble and on the streets, unable to be reached by ambulance and rescue crews.
All of this reveals Trump's failure and disappointment; the prisoners in Gaza have not been released, and Yemen's missiles are still being launched deep into the occupied territories and towards US naval vessels. Therefore, he has no choice but to target civilians and civilian objects, even targeting cemeteries in Sana'a. Isn't this ugly criminal policy a failure and a failure after all of this? This criminal persistence and the confusion it demonstrates are nothing but evidence of the near decline of this arrogance and its approaching demise.
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