Yehya Saree News Today

Cairo — After the latest attack in the Red Sea on a British oil tanker, a top Houthi official in the Yemeni capital is vowing to attack U.S. interests across the region, including military bases on the east coast of Africa in Djibouti, Eritrea and elsewhere. Some commentators think this is part of an Iranian strategy to increase Tehran's influence in the Middle East. Arab media reports that Yemen's Houthis — who control much of the north of the country and part of its Red Sea coas...

Yemen's Houthi forces on Sunday claimed attacks on commercial vessels linked to Britain and Israel in the Red Sea in the latest in a spate of assaults. | TAG24

Yemen's Houthis on Saturday claimed a series of attacks on a US vessel and warships in the Red Sea in the latest attack on shipping in the region. | TAG24

The US and British military strikes in Yemen left five Houthi fighters dead and six others injured, the Iran-aligned rebels said on Friday, vowing retaliation. "The American and British enemy bears full responsibility for its criminal aggression," the Houthi military spokesman Yehya Saree said in a statement. He said the massive attack had targeted several Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen including the capital Sana'a. "It will not pass unanswered and without punishment,"...

The U.S. and British military strikes in Yemen have left five Houthi fighters dead and six others injured, the Iran-aligned rebels said on Friday, vowing retaliation. “The American and British enemy bears full responsibility for its criminal aggression,’’ the Houthi military spokesman Yehya Saree said in a statement. Saree said the massive attack had targeted

The Israeli military said there were signs Hamas was "falling apart" in Gaza, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the war. Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthis threatened Israel-bound Red Sea ships. DW has more.

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Yemen's Houthi rebels claim missile attack on southern Israeli city Eilat

The Iran-backed Houthi militias officially claimed on Tuesday missile and drone attacks targeting Israel. This marks the first time the militias claim attacks that American and Israeli forces previously said had been launched from the southern Red Sea region. In a televised statement, Houthi military spokesman Yehya Saree claimed that the militias “launched a large batch of ballistic missiles and a large number of drones at various targets of the Israeli enemy.”