The Current Situation in Yemen: The U.S. Response

💥The U.S. has been conducting strikes in Yemen for three weeks to suppress the fire from the Houthi rebels.

🚢Shipping companies are still hesitant to send their container ships and oil tankers through the Red Sea due to ongoing Houthi attacks.

🔥The U.S. Navy needs to do more than just defend the Red Sea; they need to suppress the fire coming out of Yemen to ensure safe passage.

🕊️Negotiating a ceasefire in Yemen is under pressure due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.

🌍The situation in Yemen and the Middle East is considered dangerous, and the U.S. will continue to avoid a wider conflict.

Are the Houthi attacks in response to the Israel and Hamas war?

—The Houthi attacks are not directly in response to the Israel and Hamas war, but the ongoing conflict adds pressure for a negotiated ceasefire.

Are the U.S. strikes in Yemen effective?

—The U.S. has been conducting strikes in Yemen for three weeks, but the Houthi rebels continue to fire back. The U.S. is committed to suppressing the fire coming out of Yemen.

Why are shipping companies hesitant to use the Red Sea?

—Shipping companies are hesitant to send their container ships and oil tankers through the Red Sea due to ongoing Houthi attacks. This poses a risk to their cargo and economic sense.

Can a negotiated ceasefire be achieved in Yemen?

—Negotiating a ceasefire in Yemen is under pressure due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas and the hostilities and civilian casualties in Gaza.

What actions is the U.S. taking to defend itself?

—The U.S. is taking all necessary actions to defend the United States, its interests, and its people from the turmoil in Yemen. This includes conducting strikes to suppress fire from the Houthi rebels.

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00:30The U.S. reported attempted Houthi strikes in the Red Sea, shutting down a drug intercepted an unmanned surface vehicle, and confirmed two antiship ballistic missiles fired.

00:33Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin blames Iran and Iranian-funded terrorist groups for the turmoil in the region.

01:00The U.S. hit some Houthi drones on a launchpad in the Red Sea.

01:06Shipping companies are still cautious about sending their ships through the Red Sea due to ongoing Houthi attacks.