US forces in the southern Red Sea have attacked and destroyed “efficiently” seven radars of the Shiite Houthi rebels of Yemen, used in their assaults towards worldwide delivery in that necessary sea route, in addition to a drone and two unmanned vessels.
As reported this Saturday by the US Central Command (USCENTCOM) in its X account, the US naval drive has carried out these operations “in the final 24 hours” in the context of their mission to shield delivery in the Red Sea the place the Houthis have escalated their assaults in current days.
“USCENTCOM forces have efficiently destroyed two Houthi unmanned floor vessels (USVs) in the Red Sea, in addition to an unmanned aerial system (UAS) launched from a Houthi-controlled space in Yemen,” the message reads.
“Separately they efficiently destroyed seven Iranian-backed Houthi radars” in an space managed by Yemeni rebels. “These radars enable the Houthis to goal maritime vessels and endanger industrial naval visitors,” the communication provides.
Attacks on boats
Pro-Iran Yemeni insurgents have been attacking ships in the Arabian and Red Seas since November in retaliation for Israel’s struggle in Gaza, and have intensified their actions in the final weeks.
Significant harm has been confirmed in the previous two days. on at the very least two shipsconsidered one of them Ukrainian, and severe accidents to a member of his crew.
