Seven injured in the largest US attack against Hutis since the campaign has been resumed in Yemen
At least seven people have been injured, including two children, in 39 attacks from the United States launched during the early hours of this Friday against various positions of the Hutis rebels in the Yemen, which represents the largest number of attacks against the insurgents since the US rebooted their campaign in mid -March.
The spokesman of the Hutí Ministry of Health, Anees to Asbahi, concrete in a statement that six of these injured, all of them civilians, have been located in Saná while the seventh affected has been injured on the outskirts, north of the capital.
The attacks, according to the television network directed by the Hutis to Masirah TV, reached key places in Saná and other provinces under Hutí control. In the capital, two air attacks reached the International Airport, the chain reported, while another was aimed
which caused damage to adjacent civil homes in the densely populated area. In the northern province of Saada, a bastion of the Hutí movement, five air attacks reached the area of Al Asaiyd, in the Kutaf district, while two other attacks were aimed at the Al Salem district, according to television. In the port city of Al Hodeidah, located in the Red and Vital Sea for the Western Coast of Yemen, the US launched three air attacks against the district of Al Luhayyah, the Masirah informed. The district of Al Hamimat, in the province of Al Yawf, was also target of three air attacks, according to television.
These attacks are given after the US president, Donald Trump, ordered in mid -March resuming military operations against the Yemen rebels as retaliation to the threats of the hutis to resume their actions against Israeli ships or linked to them in support of Gaza. (EFE)
