US conduct new wave of Houthi attacks

The US Military is reporting it has conducted a new wave of attacks targeting Houthi rebel infrastructure in Yemen. The US confirmed it used tomahawk land missiles to conduct air strikes on what it believed to be a Houthi radar site in Yemen. They claim it was a direct follow from a targeted strike during Friday’s escalation of the conflict. Houthi rebels have attacked several ships in the Red Sea over the past few months, which they say is in retaliation to the war in Gaza. On Friday the UK and US bombed military facilities used by rebels in the west of the country - in the region controlled by Houthis. Their full control in Yemen is unclear, although they do control a large part of the strategic Red Sea border. It plays into a broader regional conflict, with Iran supporting not just the Houthi's in Yemen but also Hamas in its war against Israel.