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The US Army. UU. Recently launched combat planes with the intention of attacking Houthi forces In Yemen, new videos are shown.
Fox News obtained the dramatic video that shows the jets taking off towards the terrorist objectives. Comes shortly after the president Donald Trump He launched “decisive and powerful” air attacks against the organization backed by Iran, which has attacked commercial commercial ships and US military ships for several months.
“More than a year has passed since a commercial ship with an American flag sailed safely through the Suez channel, the Red Sea, or Aden’s Gulf, “Trump wrote in a social publication of Truth on Saturday.” The last American war ship to pass through the Red Sea, four months ago, was attacked by the hutis for a dozen times. “
“Financed by Iran, the Hutis thugs have fired missiles to US planes and attacked our troops and allies,” the president continued. “These relentless assaults have cost the United States and the world economy many billions of dollars, while, at the same time, they put innocent lives at risk.”
The US Navy ships repel the Hutis attack in Aden’s Gulf
American warships intercepted and demolished around a dozen Huti drones since the air attacks of President Donald Trump were launched on March 15. (AP Images/Getty Images)
Trump promised that the United States Army “would use overwhelming lethal force until we have achieved our goal.”
“For all hutis terrorists, your time is over, and your attacks must stop, as of today. If they do not, hell will rain on you as nothing you have seen before!” Its publication concluded.
Houthi supporters attend a demonstration against air attacks led by the United States in Yemen and in support of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip in Yemen, in Sanaa, Yemen, Friday, February 9, 2024. (AP Photo/Osamah Abdulrahman, Archive)
Since the strikes began on Saturday, Houthi’s drone, missile and air defense systems have been attacked by US forces. A senior defense official told Fox News on Sunday that at least a dozen Hutis drones have been shot down by US forces so far.
On Monday, the Joint personnel director for operations, Lieutenant General Alexus Grynkewich, told reporters that “dozens of military victims” had been counted so far.
The Hutis said that 53 people had been killed until Monday, including five children, but that has not been confirmed by the United States Army.
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President Donald Trump ordered air attacks against Hutis rebels in Yemen on Saturday. ((Photo by Tierney L. Cross/Getty Images))
“This is not an endless offensive,” Pentagon Chief Safe were Parnell on Monday. “It’s not about regime change in the Middle East, it’s about putting American interests first.”
Morgan Phillips of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
