US again strikes on houthi: The US army once again bombed the hideout of Yemen's Houthi rebels this morning. Earlier on Friday, the United States, along with the British army, carried out large-scale airstrikes against the Houthi rebels in many places in Yemen. Today's attack targeted a Houthi rebel hideout in the capital Sana'a.

America and Britain launched a joint attack on Friday

America and Britain launched a joint attack on more than 60 locations of Houthi rebels on Friday. Along with this, the US has advised its merchant ships to stay away from the night sea for a few days. US President Joe Biden confirmed the airstrikes on the Houthis, saying they could be targeted again if the Houthi rebels do not stop targeting merchant ships. On the one hand, where the war between Israel and Hamas has been going on for more than three months, now there is a fear of increasing tension in West Asia after the American attack.

Houthi rebels also warned America

After this attack, Houthi rebels have also warned of retaliation. Houthi army spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sari has said in a statement that America will be punished for these attacks. The US says the airstrikes targeted Houthi rebel strongholds that were not heavily populated and specifically targeted weapons, radar and key Houthi bases. There is no possibility of more casualties in these attacks.

A warning was given from the White House!

The Houthi rebels had already been warned by the White House to stop the attacks, prompting US and British military action. The United Nations Security Council also passed a resolution to attack the rebels. The effect of which was visible for a few days but later the attacks started again. The Houthis carried out the largest attack ever. After which, in response, the American and British forces destroyed 18 drones, two cruise missiles and one anti-ship missile.