What’s behind escalating US air attacks in Yemen?

US Has No Real Targets in Yemen, and It's Costing Taxpayers Billions

Just three weeks into U.S. President Donald Trump’s air campaign against Yemen, reports emerged that the operation was nearing $1 billion in costs—a figure likely underestimated. More striking, however, is the volume of civilian infrastructure hit, indicating a lack of military targets. The U.S. has killed at least 130 civilians in Yemen since launching its offensive in mid-March, including massacres in residential areas that left hundreds more …

What’s behind escalating US air attacks in Yemen?

What’s behind the US-Houthi conflict? Redi Tlhabi hosts political analysts to unpack what’s happening in Yemen.

SOFREP Morning Brief: US Hits Over 100 Houthi Targets in Yemen as Red Sea Campaign Intensifies, Mexico Rejects US Drone Strike Proposal Against Cartels

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America’s Yemen campaign risks military readiness against China – altnews.org

The intensified U.S. bombing campaign in Yemen is depleting military resources needed to counter China in the Pacific. Houthi attacks

We have decimated the leadership of the Yemeni Houthi rebels, Donald Trump announced a few days ago. Maybe yes, maybe not. But in any case, the US Navy has also managed to decimate the stock of smart long-range weapons. And this has even more far-reaching implications and consequences. The attack on the Houthis began in mid-March, and although it has disappeared from the headlines, the bombing carried out by the Navy continues to this day. Every…