The United States carries out a new airstrike on Yemen amid rising tensions in West Asia due to the Israeli regime’s conflict with Gaza. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the strike targeted an anti-ship missile belonging to the Houthis in response to an imminent threat to navigation in the Red Sea and the safety of American forces in the region. The US claimed that the strike was essential for protecting international shipping and ensuring the safety of US Navy and merchant vessels. This marks another round of airstrikes in Yemen by the US and the United Kingdom, who have been conducting military operations in the region for the past two weeks. The situation in Yemen continues to escalate as international tensions in West Asia remain high.
US Strike on Yemen: Targeted Anti-Ship Missile Posed Threat to Red Sea Navigation
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