Five Houthi rebels were killed and six others wounded in air and sea strikes launched by Britain and the US against military targets in Yemen yesterday, in response to the rebels’ attacks on ships in the Red Sea in response to Israeli bombardment of Gaza.
The raids last night hit airports and other facilities in cities under the control of the Houthi rebels, especially the capital Sanaa, the strategic port of Hodeidah, Saada and Taiz, according to information from the Al-Masira TV network, which is close to the rebels, and officials.
In today’s announcement, the Houthi military spokesman spoke of 73 strikes by the US and Britain, which resulted in the death of at least five people.
Footage released by the UK MOD showing Paveway-laden RAF Typhoons taking off full afterburner from Akrotiri in Cyprus, heading towards Houthi targets in Yemen. pic.twitter.com/sGEdsHEFXf
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“The US-British enemy launched 73 raids, targeting the capital Sanaa and the provinces of Hodeidah, Taiz, Hajjah and Saada. These raids resulted in the death of five martyrs and the wounding of six other members of our armed forces”, Yahya Sharea wrote on X, stating that this “aggression will not go unanswered”.
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Video released by the UK Ministry of Defense captures the moment a British Typhoon hits a rebel facility.
The video shows a building being targeted by the fighter jet, followed by a large explosion.
British and US forces have launched an attack on Houthi targets in Yemen after the Iranian-backed group defied a warning to stop targeting ships in the Red Sea.
The MOD has confirmed that the RAF was involved in strikes at two locations in Yemen.https://t.co/ufevSpc5uO pic.twitter.com/K6glFro3Kh
— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 12, 2024
