Overview
- The United States conducted 13 new airstrikes on Hodeidah's port and airport, following Thursday's deadly attack on Ras Isa fuel port.
- The death toll from the Ras Isa strikes has risen to 80, with 150 injured, including port workers and paramedics targeted in follow-up attacks.
- CENTCOM confirmed the strikes aim to cut off Houthi revenue by destroying critical fuel infrastructure in Houthi-controlled areas.
- Houthi forces continue to disrupt Red Sea shipping lanes and the Suez Canal, causing global trade disruptions and costly rerouting for vessels.
- Civilian casualties and infrastructure damage are mounting as the US expands its air campaign to Sanaa, targeting neighborhoods and essential services.