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Yemen | Houthi rebels say US-led strikes in Yemen killed 5 people and wounded 6, raising Mideast tensions - Vimarsana News

Yemen | Houthi rebels say US-led strikes in Yemen killed 5 people and wounded 6, raising Mideast tensions

The United Kingdom described its strikes hitting a site in Bani allegedly used by the Houthis to launch drones and an airfield in Abbs used to launch cruise missiles and drones

UK and US launch strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen - Vimarsana News

UK and US launch strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen

Britain and the United States have launched missile and air strikes against Yemen’s Houthi militants, prompting rebel officials to warn that the allies would pay a “heavy price” in response.

Source: yahoo.com
Yemen news: Houthis say 5 killed in U.S.-led strikes - Vimarsana News

Yemen news: Houthis say 5 killed in U.S.-led strikes

U.S.-led airstrikes on Yemen's Houthi rebels in response to their attacks on Red Sea shipping pulled the world's focus Friday back on the years-long war raging there, even as tensions rise across a Middle East already torn by Israel's war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Source: ctvnews.ca
EXPLAINED: Why the US and UK Just Launched Airstrikes In Yemen - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINED: Why the US and UK Just Launched Airstrikes In Yemen

Twelve nations led by the United States warned the Houthis on January 3 of “consequences” unless they immediately stopped attacks on commercial vessels.

Joe Biden Faces Immediate Backlash in US After Bombing Yemen - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden Faces Immediate Backlash in US After Bombing Yemen

The president has already been subject to protests outside the White House and barbs from Democratic congressmen over the air strikes.