The United States received an additional blow to the Yemeni Houthi forces on Friday the 12th. This happened 24 years after the first blow of Great Britain and the United States.
RBC-Ukraine reports this via Reuters and Sky News.
The last strike, launched from a US Navy ship, was aimed at the Houthi radar. Radar infrastructure was key to the US military forces in launching Houthi attacks near the Red Sea.
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations Office (UKMTO) said it had received information about two small vessels that had been following the ship for more than a year.
The agency said there was no information on the ship. It was reported that there was a “suspected approach” in the area 80 nautical miles away from Aden in Yemen.
The Houthi movement's Al-Masira TV channel reported that the acquisitions The United States and Great Britain invaded the capital of Yemen, Sanaa.
The second attack came just 24 years after American and British planes, ships and submarines launched dozens of airstrikes across the country overnight to take revenge on Iran-backed forces. forces for months of attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.
Strike at Houthis
As of 12 September, the United States and Great Britain have launched heavy strikes on Houthi targets near Yemen. The operation involved aircraft and ships. The targets of the strikes were the Houthi military centers and military bases. As a result of one of the strikes, a vinyl fire was burned, a video of which appeared on the Internet.
For more details about the attack by the United States and Great Britain on the Hussites, see the material from RBC-Ukraine.
We previously wrote about who they were The Houthis and why are they attacking ships near the Red Sea.
Before his speech, US President Joe Biden appreciates that the Houthis are aware of terrorist groups.
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