Iran military might
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps says it has captured two more American MQM-170 reconnaissance drones in the skies of the southern island of Qeshm.
In a statement, the IRGC said the reconnaissance drones were grounded using advanced electronic warfare systems operated by its Aerospace Division. The statement added that the new capture increases the total number of US MQM-170 drones seized by the IRGC to four. The IRGC said it also managed to destroy the 55th American MQ-9 drone east of the Strait of Hormuz. It added that Iranian forces have already captured 14 American MQ-1 drones as well. The IRGC said the invading American enemy has once again failed to achieve its objectives through the deployment of such drones. It stressed that the new development is another chapter of defeat and failure added to the track record of the terrorist commander of the US Central Command, Brad Cooper.
US aggression against Iran
A senior Iranian Army commander says the aggression against Iran has shattered the image of the United States’ power, proving that America's military superiority is no longer a certain advantage. The Iranian Army’s Deputy Chief for Executive Affairs said during the aggression, US military power failed to overcome the national will of Iranians, who have a civilization spanning thousands of years. Brigadier General Alireza Sheikh added that during the US war of aggression, 17 American bases were damaged, 65 percent of its Patriot interceptor missiles were used, and the Pentagon suffered more than 47 billion dollars in direct losses. The commander added that the greatest military setback for the US goes far beyond casualties and material losses, and lies in the collapse of the image of power it spent years and vast resources building. General Sheikh noted that the US launched its aggression against Iran to restore its superpower image and show the world that it could impose its will through military force. However, the battlefield exposed the limits of its power, proving that military superiority does not guarantee political or strategic success.
Saudi crimes in Yemen
Yemen’s government spokesman has strongly condemned the Saudi regime’s continued attacks on civilian targets, calling it part of Riyadh’s deliberate policy to kill as many Yemenis as possible. Omar al-Bukhaiti said the Saudi enemy is escalating its attacks on all aspects of civilian life in Yemen by targeting ports, educational facilities, bridges, civilians’ homes and public infrastructure. He asserted that the Saudi regime’s crimes will not break the Yemeni people’s resolve, but only expand the list of their options for self-defense. The official warned Saudi Arabia against continuing its crimes against Yemeni people, saying this policy will only inflict further defeats on the Riyadh regime. Al-Bukhaiti noted that the only solution for the criminal Saudi regime is to withdraw from Yemen before it is too late. He also condemned the complicity and silence of the United Nations and its Security Council in the face of the Saudi regime’s grave crimes against the Yemeni people. He added that all governments that promote the false Saudi narrative against Yemen are also complicit in the regime’s crimes.
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