U.S. Strikes Underground Targets in Yemen

Department of Defense

Late Wednesday evening, the Pentagon announced that the United States had deployed B-2 Spirit bombers to the Middle East to destroy targets in Yemen.
The target sites, controlled by the Houthis, were buried deep underground, said the Pentagon press secretary during a briefing today.
“U.S. military forces, including U.S. Air Force B-2 bombers, conducted precision strikes against five hardened underground weapons storage locations in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen,” Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said.
Hamas Leader Dead Today, Israel announced that it had killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Also, on the call today with Gallant, Austin said the arrival of the THAAD is another indicator of the U.S. commitment to Israel.

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The US had sent B-2 Spirit bombers to the Middle East to destroy targets in Yemen, the Pentagon said late on Wednesday night. The Pentagon press secretary stated during a briefing today that the target sites, which the Houthis control, were buried deep underground.

You. s. military units, such as the U.S. s. “Five hardened underground weapons storage locations in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen were targeted by Air Force B-2 bombers with precision,” Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder stated. “U. S. Forces attacked a number of the Houthis’ underground bases, which were housing different weaponry components that the Houthis have used to attack military and civilian vessels in the area. “. .

The Houthis, supported by Iran, have been attacking the United States on a regular basis for more than a year. s. and international vessels in the Gulf of Aden, the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and the Red Sea.

The bomber strike’s complete effects are still unknown, but U.S. s. It’s being evaluated by Central Command. Ryder acknowledged that the mission was accomplished.

He claimed that the mission sent a message to the Houthis and that “we struck exactly what we intended.”. “They will continue to face consequences for their unlawful and careless attacks, which endangered innocent civilian lives as well as U.S. s. and partner put their lives in danger. “.”.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. said as much last night. Austin III declared the U.S. S. will take all necessary precautions to keep its forces safe in the Middle East.

“The United States will not think twice about taking action to defend American interests and lives; to prevent attacks against civilians and our regional allies; to preserve freedom of navigation and improve safety and security for U.S. s. coalition as well as merchant ships,” Austin remarked. “We’ll keep letting the Houthis know that their unlawful and careless attacks will have repercussions. “.

Hamas Chief Is Dead.

Today, Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, was declared dead by Israel.

Austin declared, “Yahya Sinwar, the terrorist organization’s leader, was killed by Israeli forces today. This is a significant victory in counterterrorism.”. The October attacks’ wounds won’t get better with Sinwar’s passing. Despite the seven atrocities he planned or the numerous deaths he is accountable for, I hope that this will at least partially make up for it and provide comfort to the families and loved ones of the numerous people who were murdered by Sinwar’s deliberate cruelty. “.”.

In spite of the fact that Hamas is unlikely to last long without choosing a new leader, Ryder said the removal of Sinwar is significant.

“I have no doubt that the Israelis and we will both continue to monitor that,” Ryder remarked. The importance of Sinwar’s leadership in this organization and his role as the so-called architect of the October 11 attacks cannot be understated, either, from a counterterrorism perspective. 7 Hamas assault on Israel. The fact that he has been removed from combat is noteworthy. “. .

There is now a better chance for a cease-fire in Gaza because Sinwar has been eliminated, according to Austin.

Dot of Sinwar’s death. offers a unique chance to bring about a permanent ceasefire, put an end to this horrific conflict, enable Israelis to return safely to their homes in southern Israel, send in far more humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering in Gaza, and give comfort and hope to the Palestinians who have suffered greatly under Hamas’s oppressive rule,” the speaker stated.

Austin talked about Sinwar’s death in a conversation with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant this morning. He further reiterated U. s. backing for Israel’s self-defense rights and the U.S. S. having given Israel the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, system.

Monday, a highly skilled group of U. s. Soldiers and the first parts needed to run the THAAD arrived in Israel. THAAD is a system designed to defend against ballistic missiles.

According to Ryder, at the time, more U. s. Throughout the course of this week, more military personnel and THAAD battery components would arrive in Israel.

“Without giving a specific date, the battery will be fully functional and capable in the near future,” he stated.

Additionally, Austin stated during today’s conversation with Gallant that the THAAD’s arrival is another sign of the U. s. dedication to Israel.

“Dentist Austin, Sec. declared again that the United States’ steadfast, unwavering, and unquestionable commitment to Israel’s security is represented by the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery,” Ryder stated.

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