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At least 40 US air raids have killed at least 32 people in Yemen and 101 were injured, most women and children.
The US airstrikes in Yemen are the deaths of at least 32 people and 101 people were injured, most women and children. The strikes began on Saturday and extended until the early hours of Sunday.
US President Donald Trump has ordered a number of large-scale attacks on the group’s Houthi rebels, and threatened to continue holidays on Israeli ships in the Red Sea Israel’s ongoing siege Gaza.
So far, 40 raids were reported, most of those who target the province of Saaa in the north of the capital Sanaa.
According to Yemeni media, the US forces have launched attacks in the following places:
- Take – 12 raids were reported in Saada. According to Al-Masirah TV, a power plant was hit by a power plant in the city of Dahyan. Dahyan, Houthis’s reconstruction leader Abdel-Malik al-Houthi is often known as a meeting place.
- Ibb Prupestment – In the IBB Governor’s Office of Kahza, according to the Houthi media, the most deadly attack in the IBB apparatus, which targeted two residential buildings of US warplanes.
- Sanaa – In the capital, at least eight raids, including the living area, killing at least 15 people, and nine people were injured. “The explosions were fierce and shaken the neighborhood like the earthquake,” he said.
- Protection in Al Bayda Eight pressed while hitting air shocks Al-Majzah in the marib, AS IN DHAMARand in Main County Hajj protection.
- Putting – According to two local witnesses in the Yemen, two local witnesses also targeted Houthi military sites on the holiday.
Who is Houthis?
This HouthisAnsar is known as God (God’s supporters), a rebel group This manages the majority of Yemam, consisting of a Western and northern regions near the capital, Sanaa and Saudi Arabia.
Houthis appeared in the 1990s, but in 2014, in 2014, when he rebelled against the government of the group, in 2014, took the lead in 2014.
Later, the group spent years with Iran’s support for a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia. Analysts say the Shiite group does not seem like a proxy of Iran. Own base, own interests and their own ambitions.
Houthis controls the north-western regions of the Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, and the Yemeni government, which operates as a temporary capital of Southern and East.
Why does the United States attack the Yemen?
The attacks come after the Yemen rebel group that the Red Sear continues to attack Israeli-related ships Israel’s general blockade Now the Gaza Strip in the third week.
However, Houthis should attack any ship in spite of its threats last week.
Houthis since November 2023, Houthis has launched numerous attacks on the shores of the Yemen. The Group claims that these attacks are an act of solidarity with Palestinians as a result of Israel’s war in Gaza.
Pentagon spokesman, Houthis since 2023, said that US warships attacked 174 times and commercial ships 145 times.
The US Central Command, which controls American operations in the Middle East, described the holidays on Saturday as the “launch of a large-scale attack among the Yemen.” According to the authorities, the strikes were partially carried out by the fighter jets of Harry S Truman, located in the Red Sea.
U.S. President Joe Biden held several US and United Kingdom during the previous management Attacks on areas managed by Houthi He claims that they targeted the Yemen and the ship’s missiles. There are also Israel a few case striking Yemen’s infrastructure, SANAA International Airport, Seaports and Power Stations.
Why is the Red Sea important?
The Red Sea is a strategic vital marine trade route with 12 percent of global trade since 12 percent of global trade.
Suez Canal and Bab al-Mandeb throat are a very important choke points for energy transportation, and 8 percent of the total marine grain oil and 8 percent of the world’s liquefied natural gas (LNG).
In 2023, Bab al-Mandeb throat alone made 8.8 million barrels (BPDs), 4.1 billion cubic feet (CF / D) a day, it became important for global energy security and economic stability.
The main alternative for the Red Sea route floats around the cover of good hope at the southern end of Africa. This Detour is very long for global trading for energy transportation, especially from the bay to Europe and North America.
