US-UK coalition strikes Yemen amid ongoing Palestine, Lebanon support
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The US-UK aggression renews its attacks on Yemen, targeting with 4 airstrikes the al-Luhayyah district in the northwestern Hodeidah Governorate.
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Smoke rises after the US-UK-led airstrikes hit targets in Sanaa, Yemen, on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2024. (AP)
The US-UK coalition of aggression warplanes launched four airstrikes on the al-Luhayyah district in northwestern Hodeidah Governorate, on the Red Sea coast in western Yemen, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported.
A few days prior, the coalition carried out approximately 14 airstrikes targeting Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, as well as Hodeidah, Dhamar, and al-Bayda. The coalition also launched three additional airstrikes on the al-Mukayras district in southeastern al-Bayda province.
Yemen continues to support the Palestinian Resistance in Gaza by executing military operations striking deep into Israeli-occupied Palestine and targeting Israeli ships or those heading to Israeli ports.
This comes as Yemen continues to witness mass demonstrations in solidarity with the Lebanese and Palestinian peoples, under the slogan "In Honor of the Muslim Martyr... One Battle with Gaza and Lebanon Until Victory."
YAF strike two vessels in Red Sea, Indian Ocean with missiles, drones
The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out two military operations in support of the oppressed Palestinian and Lebanese peoples and in solidarity with their Resistance, as well as in response to the US and British aggression on Yemen, announced spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree on October 10.
The first operation, conducted jointly by the YAF's missile, UAV, and naval forces, targeted the American oil tanker OLYMPIC SPIRIT in the Red Sea with 11 ballistic missiles and two drones, Saree said, confirming that the strikes were precise and severe.
As for the second operation carried out by the YAF's missile force, it targeted the ST. JOHN ship in the Indian Ocean with a cruise missile, resulting in a direct hit, the spokesperson mentioned.
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