USA Airstrikes on Houthi Targets in Yemen: Strategic Response and Regional Impact

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The US has been carrying out airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen since mid-march, targeting their oil refineries, airports and missile sites.

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 Yes, the United States has been conducting airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, particularly since mid-January 2024 (not March), in response to the group's attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea.  During the conflict between Israel and Gaza, the Houthis, backed by Iran, have been targeting military and commercial ships in support of Hamas. Important Facts About US Airstrikes:

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 1. Targets - 

 The strikes have hit missile launch sites, radar systems,drone storage facilities,and weapons depots.

   Additionally, there have been reports of attacks on the Houthis' military-useful airports and oil infrastructure.

 2.  Reason for Strikes:  

   The Houthis have disrupted global trade by repeatedly attacking ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.   - The US and allies (including the UK) have carried out strikes to degrade Houthi capabilities and protect freedom of navigation.  

 3.  **Escalation Concerns**:  

   - The conflict risks further regional escalation, especially given Iran’s support for the Houthis.  

   - Despite US-led strikes, the Houthis remain defiant and promise to continue their attacks

. 4.  **Recent Developments (as of mid-2024)**:  

   - The US has conducted both unilateral and joint strikes with the UK.  

   - The Houthis have expanded their attacks, including on US and British warships.  

 Would you like updates on the latest strikes 

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