Fresh American strikes extend to an air campaign targeting the Yemeni Houthis news

The Houthis are invited to the bottom of the drones. President Donald Trump declares the Yemeni rebel group “destruction” through the air strike.

The US military launched a series of air attacks on Yemen during the night, targeting the Houthi rebels.

The strikes struck an area near the capital, SANA, as well Bombing Against the goals in Yemen, which started in mid -March and killed dozens of people.

The Houthi TV reported that the American forces launched 15 raids in the Northern Sada Province, including the city of Sada, the Majz and Sahar provinces. The targeting of Mount Nabi Shweib was also reported in Beni Mattar Province in SANA Province.

There was no immediate report on the losses. The Houthis said that the last wave of the United States bombardment has killed at least 61 people in Yemen since they started on March 15.

The Central Central Command (Centcom) has released two video clip on social media, as combat aircraft shown and fired missiles from a aircraft carrier.

The Houthis claimed that they had shot down an American MQ-9 plane on the central province of Marib, the home of oil and gas fields, overnight.

The Houthi military spokesman, Yahya Sari, said that the rebels targeted the drone with a “locally suitable missile.”

While Iran denies arming the Houthis, the United States and Israel insist that Tehran provides the Yemeni rebels with weapons that they used to target shipping in the Red Sea, and that Iranian manufactured weapons are located in the battlefield.

The United States launched its military campaign after the Houthis threatened to resume their attacks on regional shipping, referring to Israel The siege when entering the Gaza Strip.

It was not immediately issued to the claim that the Houthis struck a drone, but President Donald Trump on Monday issued a new warning to the Houthis and Iran, claiming that the Yemeni group was “decomposed” through the air strike.

“Many of their fighters and their leaders are no longer with us,” Trump wrote on his social platform on the truth platform. “We have hit them every day and night – the most difficult and difficult. Their capabilities that threaten shipping and the area are quickly destroyed. Our attacks will continue so that they are not a threat to freedom of movement.”

The Houthis targeted more than 100 commercial ships with missiles and drones, drowned two ships and killed four sailors from November 2023 until January this year. They also launched the attacks targeting the United States, although none of them have been hit yet.