Major General Mohsen Rezaei condemned President Trump’s military actions in Yemen, referring to them as his first illegitimate war. He criticized Trump’s unfinished international agendas and warned of the resilience of Yemeni fighters against US military power. The March 15 attacks resulted in significant civilian casualties, highlighting the conflict’s dire implications.
Major General Mohsen Rezaei, a member of Iran’s Expediency Council, criticized United States President Donald Trump for initiating military operations in Yemen, labeling it as his first unjust and harsh war. He highlighted the contradiction between Trump’s self-proclaimed identity as a peace advocate and his aggressive actions in Yemen.
Rezaei articulated that Trump has left numerous international issues unresolved, including those related to Ukraine and Canada, suggesting that the president’s latest military decisions represent a reckless gamble. Furthermore, he expressed confidence that “the resilient and faithful Yemeni fighters would defeat the modern and advanced US warships, God willing.”
Tragically, the attacks conducted by the United States on March 15 resulted in the deaths of at least 53 individuals, predominantly women and children, with 101 others sustaining injuries, marking a grim escalation in the military conflict.
The incursion of the United States into Yemen under President Trump has drawn severe criticism from figures such as Major General Mohsen Rezaei. They argue that this move contradicts Trump’s peace-seeking rhetoric and showcases the tragic consequences of military conflict. The loss of civilian life in these initial strikes underlines the severe human cost of such decisions.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
