Hollywood pirates also failed at Bab el-Mandeb

The article addresses the escalation by the Houthi militias in the Red Sea and their destruction of the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a vital artery for international shipping through which approximately 90% of Yemen's food supplies pass, posing a threat to global trade stability. It reviews the history of control over the strait, including attempts by the Portuguese and British, then details the Houthis' escalation following their control of part of the Yemeni coast and their development of military capabilities through planting sea mines and deploying car bombs, prompting the United States and international forces to intervene to secure the waterway. The report confirms that the Houthis use false claims to defend their interests, while themselves being the cause of the worsening economic and living conditions in Yemen, having stolen hundreds of billions of resources and destroyed infrastructure, despite the significant financial support provided by Saudi Arabia and other countries to Yemen in order to maintain maritime stability and prevent division.

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