The United States hit goals in Yemen, including hiding Hums, who restored the threats of attacks on Israeli ships after escalation in the Gaza Strip.
The United States took air attacks on several targets in Yemen, including the province of Saada or the port city of Hudajda, said the media. According to Yemeni sources, Saada has long been the shelter of Húsín insurgents, TASR writes, according to Reuters report.
During the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip between the Palestinian militant Hamas and Israel movement since January 19, there was a period of relative peace on the naval routes in the Red Sea. Until then, Iran’s support for the Húsi attacked international shipping in solidarity with the Palestinians. The insurgents, March 12, announced that they would reset the attacks on Israeli ships after Tel Aviv closed the passages in the Gaza Strip.
Trump’s Warning for Iran
US President Donald Trump threatened that Iran will be responsible for any future strokes of the Husks and warned of serious consequences. Despite the US pressure, the Huses refused to limit their Red Sea operations.
The Húsi said on Tuesday that they will expand their goals in Israel in the coming hours and days unless the “aggression” in the Gaza Strip does not stop. The group claims that it has taken a missile attack on an Israeli air base, but did not provide evidence.
A spokesman for Húsijov said the insurgents had carried out a successful missile and drone blow to the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier and other American war ships, allegedly thus defeating the US attack. The insurgents did not provide evidence to this claim, Reuters writes.
Israeli Defense Minister Jisrael Kac said on Tuesday night that Israel “restored the fighting” in the Gaza Strip and the attacks are to continue until all the remaining hostages are released.
