US airstrikes on Yemen kill 31 after Houthis vow to target Red Sea shipping over Israel’s blockade of Gaza
The Houthis carried out scores of attacks on ships sailing off its coast after Israel launched the war on Gaza, disrupting global commerce and setting the US military on a costly campaign to intercept missiles and drones that burned through air defence stocks.
Donald Trump launches strikes against Yemen's Houthis over Red Sea ship attacks, killing at least 31 civilians
Donald Trump has launched strikes against the Houthis in Yemen. In a post on his Truth Social platform, the US president also warned Iran that its support for the group must "end immediately". The Iran-backed Houthis reported a series of explosions in Yemen 's capital Sanaa on Saturday evening.
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Houthis and US launch new attacks amid Red Sea shipping threatHouthi rebels have claimed another attack on a United States naval vessel, calling it “retaliation” for US strikes on Yemen.
The president is making a threat,’ an analyst tells the Sun, ‘and he has to be prepared to follow through on that threat if ...
Both Christian and Jewish people regard Moses’ parting the Red Sea as one of the most impressive miracles of God — or is it?
Instability in the Horn of Africa region is leading to renewed tensions between landlocked Ethiopia and rival Eritrea after a ...
US President Donald Trump on Monday declared he will hold Iran directly responsible for any future attacks by Yemen’s ...
The shoreline off an Iranian island turned bright red after getting battered by heavy rains in a scene straight out of the ...
SANAA -- The US military launched a new wave of airstrikes on Yemen, targeting several sites in and around the Red Sea port ...
Yang Ming Transport Corp. said the Red Sea crisis and emerging Asian markets helped profit soar by nearly $2 billion in 2024.
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Kaleem Aftab has exited his position as international programming chief at Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival ...
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Deep sea discovery where 'Moses parted Red Sea' could change what we know about life on EarthScientists delving into the unexplored regions of the Red Sea have uncovered perilous natural traps on the ocean floor. They identified brine pools located nearly 4,000 feet beneath the surface of ...
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