Iranian general vowed to “resolutely and destructively” respond to any threats after the president Donald Trump He said he ordered US forces to launch a military action against Houthis in Yemen.
“We warn our enemies that Iran will react firmly and destructively if they execute their threats,” General Hossein Salami, leader Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Corps, He told the state media that follow us over the weekend against a terrorist group supported by Tehran, Reuters states.
“We are not a nation that lives in hiding. We are a valid and legitimate system in the world. We announce it if we attack anywhere,” Salami ABC News quoted.
The US Central Command announced on Saturday that “launched a number of operations that consisted of precise strikes against Houtho goals supported in Iran across the Yemen to defend American interests, distractions of enemies and restore the freedom of navigation.”
The US Army shoots in Houtho drones while Trump hits the terrorist group continuing
The Chief Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Corps of General Hossein Salami participates in the ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the murder of the higher Iranian military commander General Qassem Soleimani in the US attack, Tehran in Iran, January 3, 2023. (Majid Asgaripour/Wana/Reuters)
Trump wrote on the truth on Saturday that “he ordered the United States army to launch decisive and strong military actions against Houthhi terrorists in Yemen.”
“It’s been over a year since the commercial ship under the influence of the US has safely sailed through the Suez channel, the Red Sea or the Aden Bay,” Trump continued. “The last American warship that passed the Red Sea, four months ago, attacked Houthis a dozen times.”
Trump wrote that “ruthless attacks cost American and world economy much billion dollars, while bringing innocent lives in danger.”
“To all Houthhi terrorists, your time has expired and your attacks have to stop, starting today. If you don’t, hell will fall on you like nothing you have never seen before!” concluded his post.
A large -scale campaign against Houthi goals in Yemen will be “relentless” as long as Iranian MPs support Iranian advocates to give up on US assets, Defense Minister Peta Hegsetth said Fox News on Sunday.
This picture taken from a video given by the US Navy shows an aircraft launched from USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea before air attacks in Sani, Yemen, on Saturday, March 15th. (US Navy by AP)
“The moment Houthi say,” We’ll stop shooting your ships, we’ll stop shooting your drones, “this campaign will end, but by then it will be relentless,” said Maria Bartiromo “Sunday Morning Futures.”
Houthis claims that the recent attacks in the United States killed at least 53 people and injured about 100, according to the Associated Press.
“We will face escalation with escalation,” said Houthis leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthhi, allegedly.
“We will respond to an American enemy in his attacks, in his attacks, rocket strikes, aiming to the aircraft carrier, his warship, his ships,” Al-Houthhi added. “However, we still have escalation options. If it continues its aggression, we will move on to additional escalation options.”
The US warships have broken about a dozen houto unmanned flyers since Saturday, Fox News found out.
This picture taken from a video given by the US Navy shows an aircraft launched from USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea before air attacks in Sani, Yemen, on Saturday, March 15th. (US Navy by AP)
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Senior Defense official told Fox News on Sunday. The drones were focused on the strike by Truman Carrier Group of the US Navy and were shot down “significantly before”, they were a serious threat, the official said.
Fox News’ Taylor Penley, Andrea Margolis and Lucas Y. Tomlinson contributed to this report.
