Yemeni army targets US warships, chiefly aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, in Red Sea

Yemeni army targets US warships, chiefly aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, in Red Sea

The Yemeni Armed Forces have claimed responsibility for a series of precision strikes against US warships, including the USS Harry S. Truman, in the Red Sea, in response to American aggression against their homeland.

In a statement made earlier this morning, the military spokesman of the Houthi forces, Colonel Yahya Sarea, has specified that "the operation was carried out with several cruise missiles and drones", without providing information on the result. Nor has the Central Command of the United States Army (CENTCOM) that coordinates the operation against the rebels pronounced itself in this regard for the moment.

Yemen’s Houthis claim multiple attacks on U.S. aircraft carrier in Red Sea

The attack is the latest in a series of Houthi-claimed strikes on the U.S. aircraft carrier since the U.S. resumed airstrikes on March 15 to deter Houthi forces from targeting international shipping in the region. Earlier on Sunday, Houthi media reported 16 U.S. airstrikes on several locations in northern Yemen, including Mount Nabi Shu'ayb in Bani Matar District, west of the capital Sanaa, and sites in Saada province. - Kenya breaking news

The Red Sea conflict continues with bated breath. Yemen attacked the E-2 command aircraft that directs the US strike group in the Red Sea, in addition to two familiar targets: Israel and the USS Truman aircraft carrier. The missiles are sending the Israelis into hiding and disrupting the USS Truman's offensive capabilities.

The Houthi Ansar Allah group in Yemen announced on Sunday a new attack on the US aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman and other warships in the Red Sea, in response to US airstrikes.

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