Yemen's will shattered America's invincible myth - the final part reflecting Yemen's victories in global media. Media policy aligning with the enemy distorts facts and turns truth upside down, seeking to weaken the resistance stream. "The enemy's media attack against the Yemeni resistance was accompanied by weakening, distortion, and incitement. It tries to play an important role in weakening the pillars of this system by reducing the Ansarullah organization to a tribe and by falsely portraying this movement's achievements. While Ansarullah is a movement that is also national, inclusive, and secular. Yemen's Ansarullah is a movement that controls the major part of this country with high popularity and legitimacy in Yemeni society; this movement has controlled Sana'a as Yemen's capital for about 12 years and has full control over areas where nearly 70% of Yemen's population lives. Although these inversions were neutralized by the media standing on the right side of history. The media, being realistic, cannot close its eyes to the facts of events in the region and the world. Realistic media has a different view on developments in the region and sees Yemen as the leader of events in the region. In addition, from the perspective of Western media, the advance of Yemeni military forces on the western coast of Yemen and the seizure of strategic ports is a matter of concern for the United States and Saudi Arabia. In addition, most of these media assessed Yemen as Iran's leverage over Bab al-Mandab. The New York Times reported on the capture of the strategic port of Mocha: 'This move puts the group in a stronger position to threaten shipping in one of the key global trade routes.' In an interview with 'The New York Times', analysts including 'Adam Baron', a fellow at the New America research center in Washington, called Yemen's capture and access to areas around Mocha and Bab al-Mandab Yemen's most valuable strategic assets. Reuters also emphasized in this context, full control by the Yemenis over Bab al-Mandab could give Iran a vital advantage in confronting the US, and by reducing supplies through the second important transit corridor, it can greatly raise the price of oil."

Yemen's will shattered America's invincible myth - the final part reflecting Yemen's victories in global media. Media policy aligning with the enemy distorts facts and turns truth upside down, seeking to weaken the resistance stream. "The enemy's media attack against the Yemeni resistance was accompanied by weakening, distortion, and incitement. It tries to play an important role in weakening the pillars of this system by reducing the Ansarullah organization to a tribe and by falsely portraying this movement's achievements. While Ansarullah is a movement that is also national, inclusive, and secular. Yemen's Ansarullah is a movement that controls the major part of this country with high popularity and legitimacy in Yemeni society; this movement has controlled Sana'a as Yemen's capital for about 12 years and has full control over areas where nearly 70% of Yemen's population lives. Although these inversions were neutralized by the media standing on the right side of history. The media, being realistic, cannot close its eyes to the facts of events in the region and the world. Realistic media has a different view on developments in the region and sees Yemen as the leader of events in the region. In addition, from the perspective of Western media, the advance of Yemeni military forces on the western coast of Yemen and the seizure of strategic ports is a matter of concern for the United States and Saudi Arabia. In addition, most of these media assessed Yemen as Iran's leverage over Bab al-Mandab. The New York Times reported on the capture of the strategic port of Mocha: 'This move puts the group in a stronger position to threaten shipping in one of the key global trade routes.' In an interview with 'The New York Times', analysts including 'Adam Baron', a fellow at the New America research center in Washington, called Yemen's capture and access to areas around Mocha and Bab al-Mandab Yemen's most valuable strategic assets. Reuters also emphasized in this context, full control by the Yemenis over Bab al-Mandab could give Iran a vital advantage in confronting the US, and by reducing supplies through the second important transit corridor, it can greatly raise the price of oil."