Suspected U.S. airstrikes in Yemen kill at least 4 people

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Suspected that U.S. air strikes have raided Yemen under rebel-controlled area, Hodeida said a strike killed at least four people near the Red Sea port city of Hodeida.

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According to data from the casualties of Houthis, the air strike campaign under President Donald Trump targeted the rebels because of their transport attacks on the Middle East waters of the Israel-Hamas war, killing at least 65 people.

The movement appears to show no sign of stopping when the Trump administration once again puts pressure on their air strikes on Iran-backed Houthis with Iran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program. So far, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has not provided specific details about the campaign and its goals, but will see the total number of strikes exceeding 200 on Tuesday.

“Iran has been weakened due to these attacks and we have seen them take the Houthi leaders away,” Levitt said. “They have canceled key members of the strikes on naval and commercial ships, and this action will not stop until freedom of navigation in the region resumes.”

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Hossis has not yet admitted the loss of any of its leaders to date – the United States has not yet identified any official’s name. But a message from a signal conversation between Trump administration officials and their public comments suggests that one leader in the rebel missile force is targeted.

The deadly strike is reportedly targeting Hodida

Overnight, a possible U.S. air strike targeted what Houthis described as a “water project” in the Mansuriyah region of Hodies province, killing four people and injuring others. The rebels said other strikes were targeted at the pilgrimage, Sada and Sanaa.

Rebels say they continue to launch attacks on US warships in the Red Sea, i.e. aircraft carriers Harry S. Trumanwhich launched most of the strikes in Huthis. The warships have not been attacked, but the U.S. Navy described the Houthi fire as the most intense battle sailors have faced since World War II.

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aircraft carrier Carl Vinsonnow in Asia, is heading to the Middle East for backup Truman. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said earlier Wednesday that “extra squadrons and other air assets” will be deployed to the area without elaboration.

This could include deploying nuclear-capable B-2 bombers to Thunder Bay camp on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. Satellite photos taken by Planet Labs Planet Labs PBC on Tuesday, analyzed by the Associated Press, show that the base has at least six B-2s, almost one-third of all bombers in its U.S. arsenal.

The United States used B-2 to attack underground Husseki in Yemen in the past. If the United States also tries to target Iran’s underground nuclear sites, it may be necessary to use B-2.

Hottis claimed Tuesday that it had shot down another U.S. MQ-9 drone nationwide.

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A Associated Press comment found that new actions against Houthi under Trump appeared to be wider than those led by former President Joe Biden, as the United States changed from targeting only the launch site to shooting at ranking personnel and laying bombs on the city.

A new air strike campaign began after rebels threatened to target Israeli ships and Israel blocked aid to enter the Gaza Strip. The rebels loosely defined the composition of Israeli ships, which meant that many ships could be targeted.

Houthis targeted more than 100 merchant ships with missiles and drones, hitting and killing two ships and four ships from November 2023 to January this year, killing four sailors. They also launched attacks on U.S. warships, although no attacks.

The attacks greatly enhanced Hushis’s image of economic problems and launched a crackdown on dissent and aid workers in Yemen’s decade-long stalemate war, which had torn apart the poorest country in the Arab world.

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