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The U.S. military carried out more strikes in Yemen early on Wednesday, destroying two Houthi anti-ship missiles that...

As the ruling junta reels, the country faces a perilous tipping point.

The US military carried out more strikes in Yemen early on Wednesday, destroying two Houthi anti-ship missiles that were aimed at the Red Sea and were preparing to launch, the US military said in a statement. The US strikes, which took place at roughly 2:30 a.m. (2330 GMT), are the latest against the Iran-backed militias over their targeting of Red Sea shipping, and followed a larger round of strikes a day earlier.

US military says Houthi antiship missiles destroyed, hit targets in Iraq linked to armed groups aligned with Iran.

JERUSALEM (AP) — Two American-flagged ships carrying cargo for the U.S. Defense and State departments came under attack by Yemens Houthi rebels on Wednesday, officials said, with the U.S. Navy …

Crew, ship and cargo are safe and unharmed, says American Navy

Navy Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Christopher J. Chambers, originally from Westfield, was among the two SEALs lost in the Arabian Sea during a mission to confiscate Iranian-made weapons from an unflagged ship.

One of the operations was in response to an attack that injured American troops, officials said.

The U.S. and the U.K. have launched rounds of airstrikes targeting suspected missile storage and launch sites used by the Houthis in their attacks. The rebels now say they'll target American and British ships as well.

As the rebels gain ground and the junta reels, the country’s future is in doubt.