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HUTHIS ATTACKS ON SHIPPING
The Huthis' most dangerous Red Sea attacks on commercial shipsYemen's Huthis, after a months-long pause, have resumed their Red Sea attacks, claiming responsibility for two recent assaults, including o...- Trump says Huthis have 'capitulated,' US will stop bombingDonald Trump announced that Yemen's Huthis have agreed to cease attacks on shipping, a move the former president claims will be honored by ...
- US lost seven multi-million-dollar drones in Yemen area since MarchThe United States military has suffered equipment losses in the Yemen region. Seven MQ-9 Reaper drones have gone down since March 15. A US ...
- Seventy four killed in deadliest US attack on Yemen, Houthis sayUS strikes on a Yemeni fuel port killed at least 74 people, Huthi rebels said Friday, in the deadliest attack of Washington's campaign agai...
- US says China satellite company aiding attacks by Yemen's HuthisThe US State Department accused a Chinese satellite company of aiding Huthi attacks on American interests, prompting US military strikes on...
- Huthis vow 'escalation' after US strikes on Yemen kill 31Yemen's Iran-backed Huthis vowed to retaliate with increased force following a deadly series of intense US airstrikes. The bombings resulte...
- Trump launches large-scale strikes on Yemen's Houthis, at least 31 killedPresident Trump ordered airstrikes on Yemen's Sanaa, targeting Houthi rebels to protect American shipping and restore navigational freedom....
- US military says destroyed Huthi radars, vesselsThe US military destroyed two Huthi uncrewed surface vessels, one drone, and seven radars in the Red Sea. The Huthis, backed by Iran, have ...
- Yemen's Huthis attack Greek, US ships: CENTCOMYemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels have resumed attacks on Red Sea shipping, targeting a Greek commercial vessel and other ships in recent in...
- US says downed Huthi anti-ship missile, four dronesUS-led coalition forces intercepted and destroyed four drones and an anti-ship missile launched by Yemen's Huthi rebels. The Huthis claimed...
- US downs three Huthi drones, strikes anti-ship missilesAmerican forces shot down three attack drones and destroyed seven anti-ship cruise missiles in Yemen's Red Sea, targeting Huthi rebels. The...
- EU launches Red Sea mission as US ship attacked twiceThe European Union launched a naval mission called Aspides to protect Red Sea shipping from Yemen's Huthi rebels. The mission aims to ensur...
- US forces conducted five new strikes on Huthi weapons systemsUS forces in the Red Sea conducted five strikes to thwart Huthi attacks from Yemen. The strikes targeted Huthi use of unmanned underwater a...
- British navy ship repels Huthi rebel attack: MinisterUK Defence Minister Grant Shapps condemns Huthi rebels' attempted drone attack on a British navy ship in the Red Sea. HMS Diamond successfu...
- US warship downs incoming missile fired from Yemen: MilitaryA US Navy warship shot down a missile Friday that was fired at it by Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels, who have carried out two months of a...
- US, Britain hit targets in Yemen as Huthis vow to strike backThe United States and Britain launched a second round of joint military strikes on Yemen's Huthis in response to their attacks on Red Sea s...
- Red Sea crisis: A week of escalationUS and UK strikes on rebel-held Yemen last week marked a sharp rise in tensions around the Red Sea, where Iran-backed Huthi insurgents had ...
- US strikes in Yemen after Huthis re-designated 'terrorist' entityAmerican forces targeted 14 missiles that were ready to launch in Yemen. US forces "conducted strikes on 14 Iran-backed Huthi missiles that...
- US warship shoots down drone, missile fired by Yemen's HuthisAn American warship shot down a drone and an anti-ship ballistic missile fired Thursday by Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels, the US militar...
- Shipping firms suspend Red Sea traffic after Yemen rebel strikesTwo major shipping firms, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, suspend Red Sea passage due to Yemeni rebel attacks. Huthis target ships to pressure Isra...
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