Suspected US airstrikes in Yemen kill at least 4 people near Hodeida, Houthi rebels say
- Joe Kent has expressed skepticism regarding the strikes on Houthis, suggesting they are non-time sensitive and that Israel could take action instead.
- Senator Susan Collins is seeking clarity on Kent's views on Israel, following his controversial remarks in a shared Signal chat.
- Former A-10 pilot Lt. Ryan Haden praised the aircraft's redundancy, stating it can still target enemies even if systems fail.
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President Trump said this week that Iranian-backed Houthi militants in Yemen have been “decimated by the relentless strikes” that he ordered beginning on March 15. But that’s not what Pentagon and military officials are privately telling Congress and allied countries. In closed briefings in recent days, Pentagon officials have acknowledged that there has been only limited success in destroying the Houthis’ vast, largely underground arsenal of mi…
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Analysis-SANA'A — It seems that it all began with those famous words attributed to the late Saudi King Abdulaziz Al Saud: "Make Yemen weak enough that it does not become a threat, but strong enough to avoid chaos." This principle has governed Saudi policy in Yemen for decades. But has it been achieved? Has Saudi Arabia succeeded in striking this balance, keeping Yemen down in a way that preserves the order of its calculations?Ten years ago, Saud…
Yemen's Huthis say one killed in fresh strikes blamed on US
Sanaa (AFP) April 2, 2025 Yemen's Huthi rebels said fresh US air strikes on Wednesday killed one person in Hodeida province, after overnight air raids left four people dead in the same area. Anees Alasbahi, spokesman for the Huthis' health ministry, reported "one civilian martyr and one wounded" in the Red Sea port of Ras Issa, saying they were "victims of the US enemy's air force". Huthi-controlled media said s
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