Yemen's Huthis Remain a Threat to International Shipping Despite Recent Strikes

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Recent strikes against Yemen's Huthis are unlikely to end the threat they pose to international shipping, with the Iran-backed rebels having already survived years of heavy aerial bombardment by Gulf states. Yemen's Huthis launched an anti-ship ballistic missile on January 12, 2024 in retaliation for overnight American and British strikes targeting the Iran-backed rebels. The assessment of damage from the strikes by the United States and Britain is still ongoing, with casualties expected to be low.

Recent strikes against Yemen 's Huthis are unlikely to end the threat they pose to international shipping, with the Iran-backed rebels having already survived years of heavy aerial bombardment by Gulf states. Yemen 's Huthis launched an anti-ship ballistic missile on January 12, 2024 in retaliation for overnight American and British strikes targeting the Iran-backed rebels.

The assessment of damage from the strikes by the United States and Britain is still ongoing, with casualties expected to be low

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