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Houthi faction alleges eight airstrikes by American forces struck northern Yemen region

United States military allegedly conducts aerial attacks on northern Yemen provinces Sanaa and Al-Jawf, according to the Houthi group, escalating regional tension, reported by Anadolu.

Houthi faction alleges eight airstrikes by American forces struck northern Yemen region

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The Houthi group in Yemen declared yesterday that the US conducted eight air raids across the northern provinces of Sanaa and Al-Jawf, as constant turmoil persists. According to Anadolu's report, the alleged strikes hit Bani Hashish in Sanaa province and Khab wa Ash Sha'af in Al-Jawf province, though specifics on casualties and damage are scarce. The US hasn’t given official statements regarding these claims thus far.

A related occurrence involved Israel's military, which declared over the weekend that it had intercepted a missile originating from Yemen, following two similar instances on the previous day.

In unrelated news, the UN expressed sadness with the US air strike on an African migrants facility in Yemen.

On the same day, the Houthi group claimed responsibility for a missile attack on a central Israeli military target using a supposedly new hypersonic ballistic missile. The group stated that Israeli missile defense systems failed to intercept the projectile, indicating another fluid situation between the two nations.

The escalating US-Yemen relations largely stem from the US military campaign against the Houthi rebel movement and continued Houthi attacks on the Red Sea. Started at the end of 2023, this campaign intensified in March 2025 with Operation Rough Rider, resulting in over 1,000 US airstrikes and numerous civilian casualties without effectively halting Houthi military activities.

Although President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire and US air strike halt in mid-May 2025, tension remains high as the Houthis capitalize on the ceasefire as a victory and continue threatening regional security. As a result, US and allied maritime interests remain under threat while the broader Yemen conflict remains unresolved.

  1. The United Nations expressed its sadness over the alleged US air strike on an African migrants facility in Yemen, according to a UN report.
  2. The Houthi group in Yemen accused the US of conducting eight air raids across the northern provinces of Sanaa and Al-Jawf, but the US has yet to issue an official statement regarding the claims.
  3. The Houthi group claimed responsibility for a missile attack on a central Israeli military target, stating that Israeli missile defense systems failed to intercept the projectile.
  4. The US-Yemen relations have been escalating due to the US military campaign against the Houthi rebel movement and continued Houthi attacks on the Red Sea.
  5. Last year, the US announced a ceasefire and halt to US air strikes, but tension remains high as the Houthis continue to threaten regional security.
  6. The Israeli military intercepted a missile originating from Yemen over the weekend, marking the third such instance in two days.
  7. News reports of the incident between Israel and Yemen have added to the tension in the region, contributing to the general news and politics discussions.
  8. NGOs have been actively reporting on the war-and-conflicts in Yemen, highlighting the numerous civilian casualties as a result of the unresolved conflict.
  9. The alleged attacks and escalating tensions between Yemen and Israel are a stark reminder of the ongoing instability in the Middle East amidst the constant cycles of violence and conflict.
U.S. air strikes alleged by Yemen's Houthis in northern provinces of Sanaa and Al-Jawf, escalating tensions, according to Anadolu.

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