“The United Kingdom joined the US troops in the assignment of Hussites in Yemen for the first time since Donald Trump’s re -election to the US President. The British Ministry of Defense has confirmed that the strikes were on Tuesday.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: “European Truth” with reference Sky News
Details: It is reported that the strikes were in response to Hussites attacks on international navigation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
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The Ministry stated that a thorough analysis of the intelligence agencies revealed a group of buildings that used to use for the production of drones used for attacks on the ship.
Typhoon FGR4 Air Force Air Force has struck several buildings using Paveway IV high -precision bombs.
The planes received support from the air from VOYAGER.
The Ministry reported that the strike was caused after the darkness to reduce the likelihood of civilians in the area.
“This government will always act in the interests of our national and economic security. We have spent these blows with the support of the US to weaken the opportunities of Hussites and prevent further attacks on British and international vessels,” said Defense Minister John Gili.
The Minister stated that Hussites’s actions in the Red Sea are a constant threat to freedom of navigation.
“The 55 percent decline in navigation through the Red Sea has already cost billions, nourishing regional instability and jeopardizing the economic security of families in the UK,” he said.
From the fall of 2023, commercial and military vessels in the Red Sea region are being attacked from the fall of 2023, which are accused of supporting Israel – in protest against its military operation in gas.
What was before:
- In recent weeks, the US administration has intensified the military campaign against Hussites, increasing the number of blows in their positions in Yemen.
- In addition, US President Donald Trump ordered the Middle East a second aircraft carrier against the background of strengthening the bombing campaign against Husites in Yemen.
- On April 28, the United States imposed sanctions against three vessels on charges of supplying oil products to Hussites.