U.S. Maintains Airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthis Amidst Shipping Threats
The U.S. vows to continue airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthis until shipping attacks cease. Iran warns against further escalation while the Houthi leader threatens to target U.S. ships. Civilian casualties have been reported, raising international concern.
On Sunday, the United States confirmed that it will maintain military strikes against Yemen’s Houthis until their attacks on shipping cease. This development follows Houthi threats to target U.S. vessels in response to the recent airstrikes that reportedly killed at least 53 individuals. The airstrikes are considered the most significant military operation conducted by the U.S. in the Middle East since the Trump administration commenced in January.
In summary, the U.S. has initiated military action against Yemen’s Houthis due to escalating attacks on global shipping. The situation remains tense as the Houthis threaten retaliation, asserting their capability to strike U.S. naval ships. International voices, including the U.N. and Iran, call for restraint, illustrating the complexities of this conflict amidst a humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
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