Iran and its Houthi-backed rebels set a trap for the US and UK in the Red Sea because their attacks on Yemen are high risk and likely to miss their targets while strengthening the enemy. writes about this Weather.
“Operations involve great risk, they will almost certainly not achieve their goals and will already strengthen the enemy. The Houthis and their Iranian supporters set a trap; England and America may also have fallen into this trap.
The document states that the Houthis have become a military force to be reckoned with because they dominate most of Yemen and are supported by Tehran.
Despite regular attacks from London and Washington, the Houthis continue to threaten shipping in the Red Sea because they simply need to “maintain few movable assets and make the Red Sea unviable as a conduit for international shipping.”
“Air strikes may blow up bunkers and weapons depots or blow up sand in the desert, but they will bring victory to Iran and its allies in the battle for hearts and minds in the Middle East. And they have almost no intention of making the Red Sea a viable international trade route again until Israel stops its aggression in the Gaza Strip.
Previously The USA demanded legal justification from Biden for the attacks on Yemen.