The UK joins US air strikes on Houthi rebel sites in Yemen Houthi news

The British Ministry of Defense says that the strikes that were overnight are hitting the Hawthi drone manufacturing sites.

Forces from the United States and the United Kingdom have carried out joint air strikes near the capital of Yemen, SANA, targeting what the British authorities say are the drone manufacturing facilities in the Houthi armed group.

On Wednesday morning, the United Kingdom provided a detailed explanation of the strike, unlike the United States, which gave some details about hundreds of strikes it had made since its renewed campaign began on March 15.

The strikes, which occurred about 24 km (15 miles) south of SANA overnight, struck the UK buildings as locations used to produce drones in ships attacks in the Red Sea, according to the British Ministry of Defense.

The ministry said that the process was planned to reduce civil losses, although numbers were not provided.

The United States launched Repeated strikes on Houthi goals During the past month, it has not yet commented on the joint process.

In the middle of March, US President Donald Trump ordered the army to “decisive and strong” strikes against the Houthis as long as they continued Targeting shipping in the Red Sea.

Since then, the Pentagon says that the strikes have hit more than 1000 goals across Yemen“Houthi fighters and leaders were killed … and rid their capabilities.”

But concerns about Civil losses Growth.

According to the Houthi -follow -up media, a modern American blow on Monday Detention center African immigrants held, killing 68 people.

Mattana for human rights, a group of rights based in SANA, says that she has documented hundreds of other civilian losses in recent American attacks.

“For more than a decade of armed conflict, the Yemeni civilians were targets of random and proportional attacks by the warring parties,” said Radia Al -Mawtan, President of Mattana.

She added: “At a time when they were hoping to see an end to this blood chapter of their lives, they now find themselves possible targets of American forces’ attacks.”

An unimaginable US defense official told Reuters that the Pentagon is aware of the claims of civilian victims to strike on Monday and make an evaluation.

The Houthis have taken control of large areas of Yemen for nearly 10 years. Since November 2023, they have launched missile attacks and drones, as they say they are ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea, which disrupts the global display roads.