Report | The Return of “Truman”: A Resounding American failure in the Red Sea and a revelation of the illusion of military dominance

The website “Indian Defense Review,” which specializes in military affairs, stated in a published report that the mission of the American aircraft carrier “Truman” in the Red Sea, which Washington promoted as a show of force, turned into a military scandal and a strategic insult that revealed the limits of American dominance after the carrier returned to its base burdened with failures, losses, and disappointment.

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According to the report, the mission, which Washington intended to use to impose its military presence in the region, ended in a resounding failure. The “Truman” faced technical malfunctions and repeated incidents on board, including the falling of aircraft, rendering it unable to carry out its missions and prompting the Pentagon to open an extensive investigation into the performance of American aircraft carriers.

The report indicated that during this “failed military display,” Sana’a remained in the initiative position and continued to have a direct impact on navigation traffic in the Bab Al-Mandeb Strait, defying the American military presence.

The report confirmed that Sana’a’s attacks with “drones” and “missiles” forced commercial ships to change their routes toward the Cape of Good Hope, revealing the ineffectiveness of American deterrence and its limited effectiveness in facing unconventional threats.

It added that the return of the “Truman” in such a shaky manner confirms “what has become clear to the world,” that the US is no longer capable of imposing its will at seas as it claimed, and that the era of military displays has collapsed in the face of the strong will of resistance forces in the region, which have proven that technology alone does not create prestige or guarantee control.