US, UK carry out strikes against Yemen’s Houthis following Red Sea attacks
U.S. and UK cruise missiles and fighters strike more than 60 sites used by the Houthis to store and launch missiles and drones at shipping in the Red Sea
U.S. and UK cruise missiles and fighters strike more than 60 sites used by the Houthis to store and launch missiles and drones at shipping in the Red Sea
Experts warn that Yemeni rebels have sophisticated weaponry that they are prepared to use with impunity. To prevent this the West may have to seriously consider striking at the source of the more sophisticated weapons in the Houthi’ arsenal – Iran
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In other words Britain and America are now fighting on Israel’s behalf to ensure that shipping has access to and from its Red Sea Port of Eilat
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