Iran-backed Houthis Back In Action In Red Sea; Attack 1 British, 2 Israeli Ships & American Frigates

Published on Apr 07, 2024 10:22 pm IST

The Houthi rebels have claimed that they attacked one Israeli, two British and several American frigates in the Red Sea in the last 72 hours. In a statement, the Yemen-based Houthis said that they successfully achieved their targets by attacking the ships of the three nations with drones and missiles. The attacks come as Iran has vowed to retaliate against Israel after air strikes on its embassy compound in Damascus killed 13 people, including 7 IRGC Quds Force commanders and generals on April 1. Watch for more details. INTERNATIONAL NEWS

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