On the night of January 23, the armed forces of the US-led operation to protect navigation in the Red Sea, launched missile strikes on the territory of Yemen.
According to the official joint statement by the United States, Great Britain, Bahrain, Australia, Canada and the Netherlands, eight Houthi facilities came under attack in Yemen. The main targets reportedly included an underground facility and facilities of missiles and air control systems.
The US-led coalition reportedly launched missile strikes on military targets of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement in five cities, including Sanaa, Taiz, Hodeidah, Hajj and Al-Bayda.
A representative of the Houthis reported that 18 strikes were carried out last night, and threatens to take revenge on the United States and Great Britain.
The attack came a day after the Houthis claimed attack on the US military cargo ship Ocean Jazz of the US Navy with missiles in the Gulf of Aden.
The Houthis explain the attacks on US and British ships with a response to the aggression of Washington and London against Yemen. Before that, the Houthis had claimed attacks on vessels linked to Israel traveling through the Red Sea, in solidarity with the struggle of the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip.