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Strategic warnings are emerging, signaling grave consequences if U.S. military movements in the Red Sea continue.
A prominent Jordanian expert has raised the alarm about the risks of a potential U.S. military adventure that could redraw the map of the conflict in Yemen.
Strategic expert Waheed Al-Twalbah warned of catastrophic consequences that could result from any U.S. military operation targeting Yemen’s coastal areas, pointing out that any attempt to land forces in the port of Hudaydah would turn into a bloody trap for U.S. forces.
Al-Twalbah’s statements, made at the same time as leaks about intensive military drills being carried out by U.S. units in Saudi Arabia, simulated naval landings targeting coastal sites in Hudaydah Governorate, come as part of a plan to recover the Israeli ship “Galaxy Leader,” which was seized by Sana’a forces last year.
Al-Twalbah confirmed via a post on the platform “X” (formerly Twitter) that the Yemeni military, loyal to the Sana’a government, has fortified the western coasts in a way that would ensure the failure of any invasion attempt. He warned that such an adventure would not only result in human losses for Washington but would also deliver a harsh blow to its international standing and shake its military reputation in the eyes of global public opinion.
The region is currently witnessing unprecedented military mobilization, with fears that recent U.S. moves could ignite large-scale confrontations, especially as Sana’a has confirmed its ability to turn the coast into a “graveyard for invaders,” as described in local terms.
