The day has finally arrived, and the Houthis face unprecedented challenges. The air raids of the US-British coalition have made the situation in the Red Sea more tense. Among them, a one-ton ground-penetrating bomb fell from the sky and hit the Houthi rebels' homes. This powerful bomb is like a devil pouring out of the depths of hell, roaring, roaring, devouring everything.
The once formidable Houthis are now suffering. The underground missile depot they were proud of was blown up in an instant with the power of a ton of ground-penetrating bombs. This mysterious fortress hidden underground, once their capital against their enemies, is now in ruins.
The tactics of the US military in the Gulf War are now being used in the situation in the Red Sea. They are no longer satisfied with conventional air strikes, but have resorted to sharper weapons. This time, the Houthis really suffered a lot. They had to re-examine their strategy and reassess their strengths.
How will the Houthis account for Iran in the face of such a blow? Will Iran support them, or will it choose to abandon its former ally?
However, history is always full of uncertainties. In these turbulent times, anything can happen. Although the Houthis have suffered heavy losses, it does not mean that they have completely failed. They may be able to take the opportunity to regroup, re-examine their strategies, or even find new allies.
At the same time, Iran may also choose to continue to support the Houthis. After all, Iran's influence in the Red Sea region cannot be underestimated. They may be able to use their influence to help the Houthis even more.
But in any case, the arrival of this day has brought a huge shock to the situation in the Red Sea. Both the Houthis and Iran need to re-examine their positions and strategies. In these unpredictable times, whoever can adapt to change and seize opportunities will be the ultimate winner.
And behind all this, it is inseparable from the air raids of the US-British coalition forces. It is their intervention that makes the situation in the Red Sea even more complicated and dangerous. But at the same time, it also accelerates the reshuffling and integration of various forces. Against this backdrop, either side needs to keep a clear head and firm determination in order to remain invincible in the future struggle.
In short, this day brought great shocks and changes to the situation in the Red Sea. Both the Houthis and Iran need to re-examine their positions and strategies. And the US-UK coalition also needs to be cautious to avoid triggering a larger conflict and crisis. There is still a long way to go, and all parties need to remain calm and rational in order to achieve ultimate victory in the Red Sea region.