US Warplanes Conduct Air Strikes on Yemen’s Capital, Sana’a
President Trump Orders Strong Military Operation Against Houthis in Yemen and Iran
In a recent statement, US President Trump announced a targeted military operation against the Houthis in Yemen and Iran. “Today, I ordered the United States army to start a determined and strong military operation against the Houthi terrorists in Yemen,” Trump stated. He highlighted the Houthis’ targeting of US ships in the Red Sea and their disruption of maritime trade in the region as key reasons for the military action.
“The Houthis will not be able to tolerate the attacks on US ships. We will use fatal force until we reach our target,” Trump emphasized. The President revealed that missile attacks were organized on specific areas of the Houthis in Yemen. He warned the Houthis, saying, “Your time is full, your attacks should stop from today, otherwise you’ve never seen before a hell will fall on you.”
In addition to addressing the Houthis, President Trump also called out the Iranian administration, demanding an immediate termination of support for the Houthi terrorists. “Do not threaten the people and president of the US, be careful if you do, because America will hold you completely responsible and we will not be kind,” Trump cautioned.
Furthermore, US warplanes conducted air strikes on Sana, the capital of Yemen, resulting in casualties. At least nine civilians lost their lives in the attacks, and nine others were injured, as confirmed by the Ministry of Health. Smoke was seen rising from various parts of the capital following the military operation.
President Trump’s decisive actions against the Houthis in Yemen and Iran signal a strong stance against terrorism and threats to US interests in the region. The targeted military operations aim to curb Houthi aggression and protect maritime trade routes from further disruption. The international community will be closely monitoring the developments in Yemen as tensions escalate in the region.
