US President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned of Yemen’s huts to improve. However, they were not convinced, so now Trump has issued a ‘death order’ for Yemen’s husbands. As soon as the President’s order was received, American fighter jets started heavy bombing at the halt hide. Trump on Saturday ordered a series of aerial attacks on the areas occupied by Hauthi rebels in Yemen. 18 people have died in this. Along with the attack on the huts, Trump has also issued a big warning to Iran.
Trump warned that the Iran -backed rebel would continue his attacks “with full force, until they stop their attacks on cargo vessels passing through the important sea corridor. The Houthi rebels said that at least 18 civilians were killed in the air strike. Trump said in a post on social media, “Our brave soldiers are carrying out airstrikes on terrorist bases, their masters and missile defense systems to protect American waterways, air and naval properties and restore freedom of shipping.”
America also warned Iran
Trump also warned Iran to stop giving his support to the rebel group, otherwise it would be “fully responsible” for his actions. The rebels carried out airstrikes on the rebel stronghold plain on the border of Sana and Saudi Arabia on Saturday and Sunday. It also reported airstrikes in Hodedah, Baida and Marib provinces on Sunday morning. According to the Ministry of Health run by the Hurti rebels, at least 18 people were killed, including 13 in Sana and five in Plain.
The lips said that they would retaliate.
The ministry said that at least 24 people were injured in the US air strike, including nine in Sana and 15 in Plain. An American official, on the condition of anonymity, said that it is the beginning of air strikes on Hurti locations and further attacks will be carried out. Nasruddin Amer, Deputy Chief of Hurthi Media Office, said that air strikes would not stop him and he would retaliate against the US. Another spokesperson of the Houthi rebels, Mohammad Abdullam, described Trump’s claim as “false and misleading” that Houthi is targeting international waterways.
