Houthi fighters in Yemen is less than $ 200 million in drones in less than six weeks Houthi news

The United States is losing drones in Yemen, while a large number of civilians are a violent response to the Trump air campaign.

The armed group in the armed Yemen has dropped the seven of the United States Drones At more than 200 million dollars in recent weeks, which represents a physical loss of the most important post in the Washington campaign against the fighters.

The drones were destroyed between March 31 and April 22, according to defense officials, where the Houthis are making efforts to target American aircraft operating on Yemen.

Three drones were lost last week alone, indicating an improvement in the ability of the Houthis to hit high American aircraft.

The drones – each cost about 30 million dollars – were conducting monitoring or attacking tasks when they were crashed into water or land. A defense official said that the strikes took place on March 31, on April 3, 13, 18, 19 and 22, according to the Associated Press news agency.

The killing of dozens of civilians has been reported in parts of the Houthi -controlled Yemen since March 15 after US President Donald Trump ordered daily strikes against the group.

Central Command spokesman Dave Estborn said on Thursday that US forces hit more than 800 targets, destroyed command centers, weapons and air defenses, and killed hundreds of Houthi fighters and leaders. This claim cannot be independently verified.

Another US official, speaking, said, provided that his identity is not disclosed, that the losses of drones are under investigation, but it is likely to be the result of a hostile fire, according to the Associated Press.

The Houthis mainly targeted the Israeli, state and British ships that pass through the Bab Al -Mandab Strait in protest against the Israeli war on Gaza. The group said that the attacks will stop if Israel agreed to a permanent ceasefire.

The number of civil death escalated

The Trump administration seems to have turned from targeting infrastructure only into deliberate numbers within the Houthi movement.

Strategic change comes in a rising civil victims from the US -led campaign, According to trafficUK -based monitoring group.

AirWars estimate that between 27 and 55 civilians were killed in US strikes during March. The group believes that the losses in April are already higher, although the full numbers are still unconfirmed.

Earlier this month, a American air strike The RAS ISA port also targeted Hodeidah, killing at least 80 people and wounding more than 150.

This was followed by another attack on Monday, killing 12 people and wounding more than 30 others in the capital of Yemen SANA.

Fears grow in Washington due to the human cost of the campaign.

Senator Chris Van Holin, Elizabeth, Warren and Tim Kane wrote to Defense Minister Beit Higseth, wondering whether the administration abandoned its responsibility to reduce civil damage, especially after the reports on the number of high civilian deaths on the Ras Issa fuel station.