Houthi media reported, a short while ago, renewed US-British air raids on the group’s sites and camps, following similar raids early this morning.

According to these reports, the raids targeted Hodeidah Airport and Houthi sites and camps.

The renewed US-British raids come hours after similar strikes that targeted a number of sites and camps and destroyed aircraft and weapons stores.

On Friday, the United States and Britain announced air strikes on Houthi sites in Yemen, with the aim of disrupting and weakening the group's ability to endanger freedom of navigation and threaten global trade.

These strikes come in the wake of the Houthis launching an anti-ship ballistic missile, yesterday, Tuesday, on international shipping lanes in the Gulf of Aden.

These are the twenty-seventh Houthi attacks on international shipping since November 19, 2023.

The United States had previously warned that Houthi attacks on international shipping constitute a serious threat to the security of navigation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

The United States stressed the need for the international community to take action to stop these attacks and ensure the safety of international navigation.