Houthis and now run new attacks in the midst of threat by delivery of the Red Sea | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Now they insist that they will target Houtis until the Yemeni group pulls the threat to the reduction of the Red Sea.
Houth rebels claimed another attack on the Navy of the United States, calling it “retaliation” It hits us to Yemen.
A Houtho spokesman said on Monday that the fighters launched 18 missiles and drones on the “USS Harry Truman aircraft carrier and his accompanying warships.” The US army announced that she continued to target the group overnight.
It was the second strike on the US Navy, claimed in the last 24 hours by the Iranian group aligned with Iranian, due to a sudden increase in hostilities. After Houthis said last week that he would continue to aim to Israeli connecting shipping in the Red Sea because of Israeli blockade From Gaza, now over the weekend, a number of major attacks on Yemen have launched, killing dozens of people and wounding much more.
In a statement published on the Telegram, Houtho spokesman said the attack was “in retaliation to further American aggression against our country.”
Now they did not respond to the requested strike. However, the US Central Command posted a video on X, saying “forces continue to operate against HouthHi terrorists supported Iran.”
The Saba News Agency has reported on two new air attacks on Monday around the port city of Hodeidah on Monday, about 230 km (143 miles) from the capital of Sana.
Citing local authorities, Saba also reported that US forces performed strikes on Sunday at a cancer plant that was built in the city of Saad in the city of Saad, causing “wide destruction”.
Houthis, which control most of the poorest state of the Arabian Peninsula, held a campaign that targeting the traffic sea route near the Coast of Yemen, while Israel bombed Gaza in the last 18 months.
The attacks influenced the global trade, forcing significant volume of maritime traffic between Asia and Europe away from the Suez channel to embark on a long longer journey to Africa.
The group stopped the attacks of drones and rockets, which were targeting vessels with heavy Israeli connections, when a gauze was declared in January.
However, the Yemeni group said that last week “continued the ban on the passing of all Israeli ships” in the Red Sea due to the renovated blockade of the Israeli Palestinian enclave.
On Saturday, President Donald Trump ordered the US army to hit Houthis.
The attacks were killed by at least 53 people and injured many others, most of whom are women and children, according to the Reuters News Agency. Most of the 40 raids aimed at the Province of Saad under the control of Houthhi, north of Sana.
Oil prices trade more on the news of the Red Sea attacks. Brent Futures – Global International Benchmark – rose on Monday for 41 cents or 0.6%, to $ 70.99 for a barrel.
