The hutis say that the US attack in Yemen arrives at the Migrant Detention Center in Saada, killing at least 35

Sanaa, Yemen -The media controlled by the rebels in Yemen said on Monday that US attacks attacked a migrant detention center and killed at least 35 people in the strength of Saada’s movement. The United States Army has hit the Houthis backed by Iran With almost daily attacks since March 15 in an operation called “Rough Rider”, seeking to end the threat they represent for the vessels in the Red Sea and Aden’s Gulf.

The hutis have launched for more than a year attacks aimed at Israel and Western ships in the Red Sea, including US warships, in what they describe as solidarity with the Palestinians, since Hamas caused The war in Gaza By launching its unprecedented terrorist attack against Israel in October 2023.

On Sunday, the military said they have achieved more than 800 goals in Yemen since mid -March, killing hundreds of Hutis rebels, including members of the group leadership.

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On Monday, the Al-Masirah television network controlled by Houthi said that US attacks had signed up for a detention center for African migrants, and that 35 bodies had been “taken from debris.”

“Civil Defense and Red Moon teams continue their efforts in the US crime scene,” he said.

News could not independently confirm the veracity of Al-Masirah’s statement that strikes had reached a migrant detention center or toll. News has contacted the US army to comment.

According to a statement cited by Al-Masirah from the Ministry of Interior of the Houthi Administration, the center housed “115 migrants, all from Africa”.

The station executed a video that showed bodies trapped under debris and rescuers who worked to help the victims.

The hutis are, like Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, backed by Iranwhich is Israel’s archiers.

The hutis began to direct the shipment at the end of 2023, preventing the ships from passing through the Suez channel, a vital route that normally transports about 12% of the global trade, which forces many companies to an expensive detour around the tip of southern Africa.

In a statement that provided its most detailed accounting of the operation so far, Centcom, the military command of the United States responsible for the Middle East said: “Since the beginning of Operation Rough Rider, Uscentcom has achieved more than 800 objectives.

“These strikes have killed hundreds of hutis combatants and numerous huti leaders.”
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“Strikes have destroyed multiple command and control facilities, air defense systems, advanced weapons manufacturing facilities and advanced arms storage locations,” said Centcom.

However, despite the attacks, the hutis, who control great strips of Yemen and have been at war with a coalition led by Saudi that supports the internationally recognized government since 2015, have continued to claim attacks against US ships and Israel.

Centcom said that “while the hutis have continued to attack our ships, our operations have degraded the rhythm and effectiveness of their attacks.

“They will undoubtedly continue to provide support to the hutis. Hutis can only continue attacking our forces with the support of the Iranian regime,” said the military command.

“We will continue to increase the pressure until the objective is fulfilled, which remains the restoration of the freedom of navigation and the US deterrence in the region,” he added.

Al-Masirah TV reported on Sunday that US attacks on the capital Yemení Sanaa had killed at least eight people and wounded others.

The channel also transmitted the video of the debris of houses and cars destroyed, as well as blood spots on the ground, while rescuers collected what seemed to be human remains on white fabric.

Also on Sunday, Houthi Media said that previous attacks on Sanaa had killed two people and wounded several more.

The US army began to strike against the Hutis, along with Great Britain, during the administration of former President Joe Biden, and President Trump has promised that military action against the rebels will continue until they are no longer a threat to shipment.

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