Houthis carry out another missile strike on a ship in the Gulf of Aden

The Iran-backed Houthis are suspected of firing a missile at a ship in the Gulf of Aden after the US and UK carried out military strikes. The UK Maritime Trade Operations office received a report of a missile being fired at a ship southeast of Aden, Yemen. The ship was not damaged, and the journey continued. It is believed that the missile may have been aimed at a tanker carrying Russian oil and that this was the second such incident.

The attack took place much farther east in the Gulf of Aden than previous attacks, sparking curiosity about the change in location. US air operations commander Air Force Lt. Gen. Alex Grynkewich said that more than 60 targets were hit at 16 locations during the military action, including Houthi militant locations, ammunition depots, and air defense radar systems. The Houthis have vowed to retaliate against any aggression from the US and other countries.

The Iran-backed Houthis are suspected of firing a missile at a ship in the Gulf of Aden, following military strikes by the US and UK. The attack, reported by the UK Maritime Trade Operations office, took place southeast of Aden, Yemen, with no injuries or damage. It is believed that the missile may have been aimed at a tanker carrying Russian oil, marking the second such incident. Military action by the US and UK targeted Houthi locations, resulting in more than 60 targets hit at 16 locations. The Houthis have vowed to retaliate against any aggression by the US and other countries.

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