In response to ongoing Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, the US and UK, supported by Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands, conducted a joint operation targeting 8 Houthi locations in Yemen. The attack, coordinated by the US Department of Defense and CENTCOM, focused on missile systems, launchers, air defense systems, radars, and underground weapons storage facilities. The aim is to weaken Houthi military capabilities amid more than 30 ship attacks since mid-November, posing an international challenge, according to authorities.
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Israeli soldiers opened fire to disperse crowds at the first aid distribution point of the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Relief Foundation (GHF) in Rafah. Witnesses said tanks fired randomly, causing injuries among civilians seeking aid.
Palestinian Ahmed Abu Muslim said, “It was very difficult to get aid and they were firing randomly at civilians.”
The Israeli army claimed only “warning shots” were fired. The UN condemned the operation, calling the scenes “heartbreaking” and criticized the GHF’s model as incompatible with humanitarian standards.
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