The US military provides some details about the daily strikes in Yemen

The American army has striked against the Houthi militia targets in Yemen daily since March 15th, but the Pentagon has not provided details about the attacks since March 17, when he said that more than 30 Houthi targets were subjected to the first day.

The central leadership of the army publishes pictures on Social media Among the aircraft that conduct tasks against the Houthis, a group backed by Iranians, but refused to reveal the number of targets that have been struck so far or to determine many Houthi leaders who say it was killed.

The strikes in Yemen at a disaster center were involved in the Defense Minister Beit Higseth and other members of the Trump administration, who discussed sensitive details about the planned task in a group chat on the application of the correspondence before it started.

On Monday, the editor -in -chief of Atlantic magazine, Jeffrey Goldberg, wrote that he was unintentionally included in the chat, whose details could have been presented to the lives of American American pilots.

President Trump said he was not eventually interested in leakage, and insists that “there was no harm, because the attack was incredibly successful.”

But a few details were released.

A Central Command spokesman said this week that the strikes “destroyed command and control facilities, air defense systems, weapons manufacturing facilities and advanced arms storage sites.”

The spokesman said: “While the Houthis still maintain the ability, it is largely due to nearly 10 years of support that Iran provided,” the spokesman said.

Air and marine strikes aim to pressure the Houthis, who The attacks were disrupted by international shipping corridors In the Red Sea for more than a year.

The Trump administration did not mention why it is considering its campaign against the group, which has large underground weapons, will succeed after a year for a year by the Biden administration in a lot of deterrence. Houthi attacks.

US The new attack began on March 15th In parts of the Houthi -controlled northern Yemen. The sea attack aircraft, off the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea, and air force combat aircraft, which were flying from bases in the Middle East, are strikes against Houthi targets every day.

The initial strikes were the opening in what senior US officials said was a new attack against the militants and a message to Iran, while Mr. Trump is looking for a nuclear deal with its government.

Mr. Trump says of the authority to hit the targets of regional and local leaders, which allowed them to attack Houthi sites more quickly and efficiently.

Yemeni officials say the strikes have struck residential areas and buildings in the heart of Sana, the capital of Yemen, which led to an unlimited number of civilian victims. The Central Command refused to comment on reports of the killing of civilians in the strikes.

On the first day of the new attack, Mr. Trump said on social media that the Houthis “launched an unparalleled campaign of piracy, violence, terrorism against Americans, and other ships, aircraft and aircraft.”

Mr. Trump then directed Iran’s rulers in Tehran: “For Iran: Houthi terrorists must end immediately!

The Biden Administration, which was often working with the British army, made several strikes against the Houthis but largely failed to restore stability to the area.

US officials said the air strikes against the Houthi arsenal, most of which are buried in the depths of the Earth, could last for several weeks, intensify the range and size depending on the reaction of the militants. US intelligence agencies have struggled in the past to identify and identify Houthi weapons systems, which are produced in the underground factories and smuggled from Iran.

Deputy Admiral Kevin M. Donijan, a retired F/A-18 and the commander of the US Navy in the Middle East, for his support for what he said was the most comprehensive Trump administration in destroying the Houthi network that carries out strikes against shipping.

“The time will determine whether this network approach will re -establish the free flow of trade, but the scale of success is simple: the movement of commercial ships by resuming the Red Sea or the Red Sea is still closed.”

Saeed Al -Batati She contributed to the reports of the Miocalata, Yemen.