'Your time is up': US targets Yemen's Houthi rebels
On the orders of President Donald Trump, the United States military carried out strikes targeting Yemen's rebel Houthi group, which controls the capital, Sanaa. (AP)
'Your attacks must stop': Trump warns Houthi 'terrorists'
In a statement, President Trump warned 'Houthi terrorists' to not threaten the American people and stop their attacks, or 'hell will rain down upon you.' (AP)
'At least 31 killed in US strikes': Houthi health ministry
Attacks on the rebel-held capital Sanaa, as well as on areas in Saada, Al Bayda and Radaa killed 31 people and wounded 101, 'most of whom were children and women,' Houthi health ministry spokesperson Anis Al-Asbahi said in a statement. (AP)
'There will be response': Houthis warn Trump
Incensed by the attacks, the Yemen rebels warned the Trump administration, saying the strikes 'will not pass without response.' Iran, which backs the rebels, also condemned US action. (AP)
'174 Houthi attacks on US warships since 2023': Pentagon
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said since 2023, there had been as many as 174 Houthi attacks on US warships.
The attacks crippled the vital Red Sea-Gulf of Aden route, which normally carries about 12 percent of world shipping traffic. (AP)
US Centcom says carried out 'precision' strikes
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) posted images of fighters and a bomb demolishing a building compound, and said 'precision strikes' were launched to 'defend American interests, deter enemies, and restore freedom of navigation.' (x.com/CENTCOM)
First US strikes against Yemen rebels in Trump's second term
The strikes, carried out on Saturday, are the first by the US against the Houthis in President Trump's second term, which began on January 20. (x.com/CENTCOM)
'Large-scale operations continue': CENTCOM
The US CENTCOM said its is continuing its large-scale operations against the Iran-backed Houthis. (x.com/CENTCOM)