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Israeli fighter jets hit Houthi targets in Yemen - Watch video

Israeli fighter jets hit Houthi targets in Yemen - Watch video

On September 30, Israeli forces released video footage showcasing F-35 fighter jets conducting airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen. This follows a series of airstrikes on September 19, where Israel targeted both Iran-backed Houthi positions and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The Houthi-run Health Ministry reported that these airstrikes in Hodeidah resulted in the deaths of at least four individuals. This escalation indicates Israel's intensified military operations against groups it designates as threats, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. The conflict highlights the ongoing tensions in the region, as Israel seeks to counter perceived threats from these Iran-aligned groups, underscoring the broader geopolitical complexities and security challenges in the Middle East.

30 September,2024 04:56 PM IST
Long range missiles from Yemen lands in central Israel, IDF confirms attack

Long range missiles from Yemen lands in central Israel, IDF confirms attack

On September 15, 2024, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that Yemen launched surface-to-surface missiles into Central Israel. This missile attack followed a warning siren from Israel. This incident came after Israel had struck Yemen's Al Hudaydah port in retaliation for over 200 missiles and drones fired by the Houthis since October. Earlier, in July, the Iran-aligned Houthis fired a drone at Tel Aviv, killing one person and injuring four others. Israel responded with a major air strike on Houthi targets in Yemen, resulting in at least three deaths and 87 injuries. The situation in West Asia has worsened, with Houthis and Hezbollah getting involved in the ongoing conflict involving Israel and Hamas. Watch video for more.

15 September,2024 04:21 PM IST
Houthi Attack: Houthis get attacked by US and UK Armed Forces

Houthi Attack: Houthis get attacked by US and UK Armed Forces

The US and UK Armed Forces conducted strikes against 18 Houthi targets in Yemen. The attacks were backed by several Western nations including Australia, Canada, Denmark, New Zealand. The strikes targeted areas used by the Houthis to attack international merchant vessels and naval ships in the region. For months, Houthi attack have been disrupting aid bound for Yemen harming Middle Eastern economies. Meanwhile, Houthi military on February 25 said that they targeted an American oil tanker in Gulf of Aden. Houthi Military spokesperson Yahya Sarea said their navy targeted the US-flagged, owned commercial ship, MV Torm Thor. Britain also released a video of Typhoon fighter jets and Voyager tanker aircraft in operation for joint military action against Houthis. The US and Britain have re-designated the Houthis as a terrorist group, after they began targeting commercial vessels.

25 February,2024 05:00 PM IST
Houthis attack another vessel with 22 Indians onboard, Indian Navy rescues

Houthis attack another vessel with 22 Indians onboard, Indian Navy rescues

The Indian Navy on January 27 doused the fire on Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker Marlin Luanda. The vessel was struck by a Houthi anti-ship missile in the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Navy responded quickly. According to Reuters, the tanker was on fire but no deaths or injuries were reported after the vessel was hit. Indian Navy’s guided missile destroyer INS Visakhapatnam deployed in Gulf of Aden responded to the distress call. The vessel had 22 Indian and 1 Bangladeshi crew onboard. Based on request, the firefighting team comprising 10 Indian Naval personnel embarked the vessel in early hours. Notably, Yemen’s Houthi militants have launched waves of exploding drones and missiles at vessels post Israel’s attack in Gaza.

28 January,2024 11:37 AM IST
Houthi Rebels: EAM Jaishankar highlights tensions in Red Sea caused by Houthis

Houthi Rebels: EAM Jaishankar highlights tensions in Red Sea caused by Houthis

Tensions simmer in Red Sea as Yemen-backed Houthis continue to attack commercial ships, affecting international trade. On January 10, Houthi rebels launched 18 drones over southern Red Sea, according to the US military’s Central Command, reported Al Jazeera. The Houthi rebels, who are an Iran-aligned group, started the strikes in retaliation for Israel’s Gaza conflict. Meanwhile, EAM Dr S Jaishankar on Jan 13 highlighted the ongoing challenges in Red Sea region. The External Affairs Minister raised concern over continuous missiles firing, causing damage to ships by Houthi rebels. Also, US carried out fresh strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen amid escalating tensions in Red Sea, CNN reported. These strikes followed a coordinated attack on approximately 30 Houthi locations the day before. Earlier, US Secy Antony Blinken held a telephonic conversation with EAM Jaishankar on January 11. Both leaders discussed recent attacks on merchant ships by Houthis in the Red Sea, informed State Dept spox Matthew Miller.

16 January,2024 03:52 PM IST
US Carney warship shoots down Houthi Rebels’ drones in Red Sea

US Carney warship shoots down Houthi Rebels’ drones in Red Sea

The US warship shot down three Houthi rebels’ drones headed in the ship’s direction in the Red Sea on Dec 04. As per US Central Command, Arleigh-Burke Class destroyer USS CARNEY responded to distress calls from the ships, provided assistance. The attacks marked an escalation in a series of maritime attacks in the Mideast linked to the Israel-Hamas war. For the first time in the conflict, multiple vessels found themselves in the crosshairs of a single Houthi’s assault. US Central Command condemned the attack and called it a “direct threat to international commerce, maritime security”. While, the US believed that these attacks launched by the Houthis in the Red Sea from Yemen, were fully “enabled by Iran”. Yemen's Houthi Rebels claimed that drone and missile attacks were on “two Israeli vessels” in the southern Red Sea

04 December,2023 02:40 PM IST | Mumbai
Israel-Hamas Conflict: Yemen's Houthi rebels enter Israel-Hamas war

Israel-Hamas Conflict: Yemen's Houthi rebels enter Israel-Hamas war

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen on October 31 officially entered the Israel-Hamas conflict. Houthi waded into the ongoing war and fired drones, missiles at southern city of Israel in the Red Sea. Houthis took responsibility after Israel's military downed multiple "aerial targets" in separate incidents around Red Sea. “Houthi will continue to launch attack against Israel until Israeli aggression ceases” said Houthi Military Spokesperson. This was the first time since Israel used its “Arrow” aerial defence system since the outbreak of war with Hamas. Meanwhile, the Israeli National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi said that the attacks against Israel were "intolerable".

01 November,2023 12:14 PM IST | Mumbai
Cyclone ‘Mocha’ intensifies into ‘very severe cyclonic storm’

Cyclone ‘Mocha’ intensifies into ‘very severe cyclonic storm’

Cyclonic storm ‘Mocha’ intensified into a very severe cyclonic storm on May 12. It is very likely to move north-northeastwards and intensify further over East Central Bay of Bengal during the night of May 12. IMD Bhubaneswar Scientist Umashankar Das on May 12 informed that the cyclonic storm ‘Mocha’ has further intensified into a very severe cyclonic storm.

13 May,2023 12:26 PM IST | Mumbai
Verifying reports about killing of 20 Indians in Yemen: MEA

Verifying reports about killing of 20 Indians in Yemen: MEA

The Ministry of External Affairs said that it is verifying the facts of the reports about 20 Indian nationals killed in an air strike by the Saudi-led alliance on fuel smugglers at a Yemeni port.

09 September,2015 01:12 PM IST
Airstrikes on Yemen's capital kill at least 20 civilians

Airstrikes on Yemen's capital kill at least 20 civilians

At least 20 people were killed and dozens of others wounded when warplanes of the Saudi-led coalition forces hit civilian houses in Yemen's capital Sanaa.

23 September,2015 05:43 PM IST

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