The bases of the Houthi rebels in Yemen have been heavily targeted by US and British forces. The intelligence indicates that eight locations in Yemen have been targeted by American and British forces. This attack has destroyed eighteen Houthi rebel hideouts. The Houthi rebels have received a warning from the US to cease their attacks right now. If not, be ready to accept the consequences.
The United States and Britain Attack on Houthis: US and British forces are still attacking the rebels’ locations. US and UK forces have attacked eighteen Houthi insurgent locations in Yemen. This action has been done by American and British forces in reaction to Houthi rebel ship attacks in Red Lagar and the Gulf of Aden.
American and British forces destroyed 18 targets
Over a dozen Houthi sites were destroyed by US and British forces in Yemen on Saturday, according to officials. The Houthi rebels, who rule the most populous areas of Yemen, have been the focus of US attention. According to the statement, this military operation has been carried out in eight locations around Yemen, resulting in the destruction of eighteen Houthis insurgent bases. This featured air defense equipment, radar, a helicopter, and underground armament and missile storage facilities.
BREAKING: 6 MAJOR AIRSTRIKES ON YEMEN CAPITAL OF SANA’A BY UK AND US WARPLANES pic.twitter.com/HQmcvOrkB5
— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) February 24, 2024America warns Houthis rebels
The attack, according to US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, was intended to weaken the Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran, even further. According to Austin, we want to make it very apparent to the Houthis that we would take comparable military action against them in the future if they do not cease their illegal attacks.
Let us inform you that Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, and New Zealand are all in favor of the American and British Army’s operation. Houthi rebel-run news organization Al-Masirah TV reported on Saturday that US and British forces have begun a string of attacks in the capital, Sanaa.
