US EditionIsrael eliminates Houthi prime minister in Yemen airstrike targeting senior government officials
The Israeli military's precise airstrike, based on complex intelligence, targeted a gathering of Houthi leaders, killing the prime minister and several ministers amid ongoing regional conflict.
- An Israeli airstrike killed Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi and several officials during a routine government meeting in Sanaa.
- The attack marks a significant escalation in the conflict, targeting high-ranking Houthi officials as part of Israel's military campaign in response to rebellion activities.
- The Houthi leadership affirmed that they remain operational and appointed Mohammed Miftah as the interim Prime Minister following al-Rahawi's death.
- Following the strike, the Houthis expressed intent to retaliate and vowed continued support for Gaza amid the ongoing regional conflict.
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Houthi Prime Minister Ghalib al-Rahawi, eight ministers killed in IAF Thursday strike - Geller Report
Thank you, Israel. In addition to mercilessly firing rockets and drones at Israeli cities, the Iran-backed Houthis have wreaked havoc on global shipping in the Red Sea, including against many U.S owned ships.
The attack once again demonstrates the intelligence capabilities of the Jewish state. Nevertheless, Israeli experts warn of premature euphoria.
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