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U.S. Airstrikes in Yemen Top 800 as Houthi Retaliation Disrupts Red Sea Trade

Operation Rough Rider has killed hundreds of Houthi fighters and leaders, with Houthi media reporting civilian casualties and continued missile launches toward Israel.

Cercueil de Sarim al-Suhaili, fils du chef houthi Saleh al-Suhaili, qui, selon les médias houthis, a été tué par des frappes américaines sur sa maison, à Sanaa.
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Overview

  • The U.S. military has conducted over 800 airstrikes in Yemen since mid-March 2025 under Operation Rough Rider, targeting Houthi positions.
  • U.S. Central Command reports hundreds of Houthi fighters and leaders killed, while Houthi media claim civilian casualties, including women and children, in Sanaa.
  • Houthi forces have launched missiles toward Israel, with one intercepted by Israeli forces, and continue to disrupt Red Sea shipping and Suez Canal traffic.
  • The Houthis cite solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, linking their actions to the broader U.S.-Iran rivalry and regional tensions following the October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel.
  • U.S. strikes have targeted Houthi-controlled oil infrastructure and financial networks to undermine funding and secure critical maritime trade routes.