The Houthis say that the strike in Yemen is hitting the migrant detention center in Sada, killing at least 35

Sana, Yemen The rebel -controlled media in Yemen said on Monday that the American strikes targeted the migrant detention center and killed at least 35 people in the movement’s stronghold in Sada. The American army expelled The Houthis supported by Iran With the strikes near the daily since March 15 in an operation called “Rough Rider”, they seek to end the threat they are on ships in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

The Houthis have launched for more than a year strikes targeting Israel and western ships in the Red Sea, including American warships, in what they describe as solidarity with the Palestinians, since they ignited Hamas The war in Gaza By launching its unprecedented terrorist attack on Israel in October 2023.

On Sunday, the army said it had achieved more than 800 goals in Yemen since mid -March, killing hundreds of Houthi rebels, including members of the group’s leadership.

On Monday, the Houthi -controlled Al -Masjara TV network claimed that the American strikes targeted the center of African migrants, and that 35 bodies were “withdrawn from the rubble.”

“Civil Defense and Red Defense teams continue their efforts at the place of American crime,” she said.

Agence France Presse independently was unable to ask the Al -Masjara that the strikes had reached the migrant detention center, or the outcome. France Presse contacted the American army to comment.

According to a statement cited from the Ministry of Interior to the Houthi Administration, the center includes “115 immigrants, all of whom are Africa.”

The broadcaster played a video that showed bodies stuck under the rubble and rescue men working to help the losses.

The Houthis, such as Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, with the support of IranIt is the arc of Israel.

The Houthis began targeting shipping in late 2023, which prevents ships from passing through the Suez Canal – a vital road that usually carries about 12 % of world trade – forcing many companies to join a cost around the party of South Africa.

In a statement saved the most detailed account of the operation so far, Centcom, the American military leadership responsible for the Middle East, said: “Since the start of Rough Rider, Uccentcom has hit more than 800 goals.

“These strikes have killed hundreds of Houthi fighters and many Houthi leaders.”
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“The strikes have destroyed several driving and monitoring facilities, air defense systems, advanced weapons manufacturing facilities, and advanced arms storage sites,” Centcom said.

However, despite the strikes, the Houthis-who control large areas of Yemen and were in war with a Saudi-led coalition that supported the internationally recognized government since 2015-in demanding attacks against both American ships and Israel.

“While the Houthis continued to attack our ships, our operations have deteriorated and the effectiveness of their attacks. Ballisti missile launches decreased by 69 percent. In addition, the attacks from drones fell in one direction by 55 percent,” Centcom said.

The military leadership said: “There is no doubt that Iran continues to provide support to the hurricanes. The Houthis cannot continue to attack our forces with the support of the Iranian regime.”

“We will continue to increase the pressure until the goal is met, which still restores American freedom of movement and deterrence in the region,” he added.

Al -Masirah TV reported on Sunday that the American strikes in the Yemeni capital, SANA, had killed at least eight people and injured others.

The channel also broadcasts a video of the ruins of the house and destroyed cars, as well as blood stains on the ground, while rescuers collected what it seems human in a white cloth.

Also on Sunday, Houthi media said that the previous strikes against SANA had killed two people and hit several others.

The US military began strikes against the Houthis, in conjunction with Britain, during the administration of former President Joe Biden, and President Trump pledged that military action against the rebels would continue until it was no longer a threat to shipment.