A British newspaper revealed that Britain rejected an American request to send a British aircraft carrier to the Red Sea, to cover the location of the American aircraft carrier “Eisenhower,” which was forced to withdraw from the Red Sea due to the Yemeni strikes.
The Telegraph newspaper, which is close to the British intelligence service, confirmed that none of the British aircraft carriers would go to the Red Sea.
Observers believe that the Telegraph’s publication of this confirmation comes as a British message to Washington rejecting its request to send an aircraft carrier to the Red Sea, as American military officials previously confirmed in press statements that they need many naval military vessels in the area of operations to limit Yemeni attacks.
They called on their European allies to send more naval vessels, but these demands received no response.
It is noteworthy that many European countries have withdrawn their naval vessels from the Red Sea, the most recent of which is Greece, with the escalation of the risk of being injured in Yemeni attacks, which indicates the inability of these naval vessels to protect themselves from Yemeni attacks, as well as to protect ships linked to Israel.
American press reports confirmed the failure of the European “SPEEDS” mission and the American “Prosperity Guardian” coalition to stop the Yemeni operations and their inability to limit them at sea.
