The US Navy finds itself in a perilous situation as it faces non-stop naval operations by Yemen’s Armed Forces for over seven months. Cmdr. Eric Blomberg aboard the USS Laboon warship in the Red Sea emphasizes the seriousness and constant threat faced by the ships.

Former Navy submariner Bryan Clark warns that this is the most sustained combat the US Navy has experienced since World War II. The Houthis in Yemen are becoming a more capable and competent force, posing a significant challenge to the US Navy.

Yemen initiated its naval operations in the Red Sea to stop the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza. The Yemeni forces have been launching frequent attacks on ships in the region, targeting Israeli, American, and British vessels.

Yemeni leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has vowed to continue targeting American warships, including the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. The situation in the Red Sea remains tense and dangerous for the US Navy.