Houthi vows more Houthi attacks after US, UK third wave of strikes on Yemen
A third wave of US and UK strikes hit 36 Houthi targets in Yemen late Saturday, indicating the group's supply in Yemen strengthened its military resolve to continue the fight. Yemen. Red Sea.
The protest was supported by six other countries, including Canada, the Netherlands and Bahrain. The US said the strike targeted 13 locations across Yemen and targeted underground weapons depots, rockets, missiles and other facilities used by Iranian-backed Houthi protesters to attack ships in the Red Sea.
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron defended the attack. "We have warned the Houthis many times," he said. "Their actions put innocent lives at risk, threaten freedom of movement and destabilize the region. Houthi attacks must be stopped." The US and the UK have gone to war in the past between January 11 and 23.
The attack came a day after the Pentagon attacked Iran-backed militias in Iraq and Syria in retaliation for the killing of three American soldiers at a military base on the Jordan-Syria border a week ago. The larger conflict is between the United States, which is trying to force Tehran to keep its allied forces in the region, and Iran, which has decided to aid these forces and allow the United States to abandon the region and attack Kazakhstan. . character. Destruction in Gaza.
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