A new American attack on Yemen last night

The attack occurred shortly before 4 a.m. local time, the BBC reported. The US military confirmed the attack. According to the Associated Press, a strong explosion was heard in the capital, Sanaa.

The US military described the attack as “a follow-up action on a specific military target associated with strikes carried out on January 12, with the aim of weakening the Houthis’ ability to attack naval vessels, including commercial vessels,” in a post on the X website.

The attack was carried out with The so-called Tomahawk robots, which were launched from an American ship stationed in the Red Sea.

The automated attack comes a day after Britain and the United States struck more than 60 targets in 30 different locations in Yemen, including the capital, Sanaa. The US and British attacks have been described as a response to as many as 30 attacks by the Houthi group on commercial ships in the Red Sea.

Houthi leader Mohammed Abdul Salam He tells Reuters that the attacks on Friday and Saturday have not had a “significant impact” on movement capabilities – and that they will continue to “prevent ships linked to Israel from passing through the Red Sea.” The Houthis claim that no one was supposed to be injured during Saturday's attack, according to Reuters.

According to US Army Lieutenant General Douglas Sims, the United States expects more attacks from the Houthi rebels. Sims stated that the Houthi rebels launched at least one robot after the US and British attacks on targets in Yemen on Friday. Watchman. The robot should not collide with any ship.