US EditionSuspected US airstrikes kill at least 6 people in Yemen, Houthi rebels say
- U.S. Airstrikes in Yemen, under President Trump, have been ongoing since March 15, targeting Houthi rebels.
- These strikes started after the rebels threatened renewed attacks on ships due to Israel's Gaza blockade.
- The strikes target rebels due to their attacks on shipping in Mideast waters linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- Gen. Saree said the rebels used a locally made missile to target a drone; he called it "the fourth in two weeks."
- Strikes resulted in over 120 deaths, and the White House reports over 200 strikes, but the U.S. Military did not acknowledge them.
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Suspected U.S. airstrikes kill at least 7 people in Yemen, Houthi rebels say
In the last month, U.S. airstrikes on Yermen have killed over 120 people, according to casualty figures released by the Houthis' Health Ministry.
US pro-Israel strikes killed 123 Yemenis in less than a month: Ministry
Yemen’s Health Ministry says 370 civilians, mostly women and children, have been killed and wounded in strikes launched by the United States on the impoverished country in support of Israel.
Suspected US airstrikes kill 7 people in Yemen, Houthi rebels say
Suspected US airstrikes around Yemen’s rebel-held capital killed at least seven people and wounded 29 overnight, the Houthis said on Monday as they also claimed shooting down another American MQ-9 Reaper drone. Since its start nearly a month ago, the intense campaign of US airstrikes under President Donald Trump targeting the rebels over their attacks on shipping in Mideast waters — related to the Israel-Hamas war — has killed over 120 people, a…
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