Yemen’s Houthis proved to be a surprisingly difficult foe to US Navy: WSJ

Houthis engaged the Navy in its fiercest battles since World War II

In a commentary dated on June 4, the Wall Street Journal said Yemen’s Houthis, officially called Ansarallah, proved to be a surprisingly difficult foe to the United States Navy. The WSJ said Ansarallah engaged the U.S. Navy in “its fiercest battles since World War II”.

Yemen bombing raised fears that US could slide into another endless war: Foreign Affairs

Although US bombing campaign put Houthis under tremendous pressure, they were far from deterred

TEHRAN - In the following article published on May 9 on the Foreign Affairs website, the writer, April Longley Alley, refers to Yemen’s Ansarallah movement as the Houthis. Contrary to the claims, Ansarallah only targeted and has announced to continue to target commercial ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea in efforts until Israel stops its genocidal campaign in Gaza. Ansarallah started to fire at American naval ships in the Red Sea only after the Pentagon attacked them.

Oman says it mediated US-Yemen ‘ceasefire’

In a statement late on Tuesday night, Oman announced it had conducted “recent discussions and contacts” with the United States and “relevant authorities” in the Ansarallah-controlled Yemen.

Yemeni missile fall in Tel Aviv-Jaffa area, injures 16

A Yemeni-launched missile landed in the Tel Aviv-Jaffa-areas on Saturday injuring 16 people.