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Strikes overnight against the iran-backed militias in yemen could lead to a wider war. a houthi spokesperson said it killed five people and six others. it hit 16 locations among them weapons depots and launching systems. he called the unprecedented attacks on vessels in the red sea by the houthis which caused major shipping delays and directly impacted the global economy. a short time ago i spoke with pat ryder who said that the action itself is not part of the gaza war and that the u.s. plans t...

Proxy who have been emboldened since hamas, also backed by iran, launched those terror attacks on israel on october 7th. we have natasha bertrand at the pentagon. we have nick robertson in israel on this. natasha, tell us about the strikes. what do we know? >> reporter: we are learning a little bit more about the assets the u.s. used to carry out the strikes, including 22 fixed wing aircraft, which include f-18s, which took off from the aircraft carrier that is currently stationed in the red sea...

Wave of 80 tomahawk cruise missiles launched from navy ships and a submarine, backed by fighter jets. tonight the houthis vowing revenge, firing a missile towards another ship today, but missing, as a sea of protesters took to the street in yemens capital, burning american and israeli flags. british forces joining the u.s. assault, releasing video of explosions destroying houthi facilities. the pentagon saying they "degraded" the houthis capabilities, taking out weapons depots, radar, and survei...

Launch sites and weapons depots. the bombardment came across the territory including the southern areas of khan younis and rafah and even tents in the al mawasi coastal strip, where israel had told gazans they would be safe. gazas health ministry, which is run by hamas, says 162 palestinians have been killed in the last day, with almost 300 injured. many people are continuing to flee the fighting. these pictures show people leaving the nuseirat and maghazi refugee camps in the central part of ga...

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Their targets altogether. whats happened is the u.s. worked with ukraine to come up with workarounds to get around the jamming and russians figure ho you to counteract that counter measure. in the words of one senior pentagon official it is constant tweaking they have to do. a constant game of cat and mouse to keep the tactical edge of that very powerful weapons system. >> so with the ukrainian counteroffensive set to begin essentially at any moment, how might that factor in to the ukrainians as...

Ukrainian territory. and there are some say that thats exactly what they intend to do. the ukrainians say that since theyve had these longer multiple-rocket systems with guided rockets from the u.s., theyve been able to hit a lot of russian weapons depots, for instance, also a lot of logistics centers for the russians that are a bit further away from the front lines. what the russians apparently have done in the meantime, is theyve moved a lot of their logisticses even further away from the fron...

Fast as possible. and as far as the long range missiles are concerned, we spoke to a couple of high ranking officials and they say the reason why they are so important is ukrainians got the himars from the u.s. a couple of months ago, those were effective at hitting russia supply lines and hitting russia weapons depots. but what they have done since then is theyve moved all of that. their supply lines and major weapons depots further away from the front lines so they immediate missiles that are ...

Weapons from the united states and how effective we are with those weapons but we need more. only enough to hold russians on the eastern side and hold them back a little bit on the southern side to launch the counterstrike we need larger weapons. additional systems and additional heavy weapons. eric: they have been so successful going after weapons depots and you described life every day and ukraine, the horrors of missile attacks against medical facilities. your message may be getting through. ...

Missile strike overnight on a strategic bridge near odesa, this is actually video from the first strike. new images coming in moments ago showing the damage there, this is a rail and road bridge and its the only link between the southwest corner of ukraine and the rest of the country. lets go live to lviv, ukraine, and bring in cnns jim sciutto with the very latest this morning. jim? >> reporter: brianna, i think its interesting to hear the words of the adviser to president zelenskyy about this ...