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US continue attacks Yemen again after at least 80 people killed in Hodeidah. UN chief Antonio Guterres says ‘gravely concerned’ about US air strikes this week on Yemen. Killing everyday.

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SANAA: Yemen's Houthis said early Monday (Apr 21) that US air strikes on Sanaa killed at least 12 people and wounded 34, with a military spokesperson later claiming attacks on US aircraft carriers and Israel.

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SANAA: Yemen's Houthis said early Monday (Apr 21) that US air strikes on Sanaa killed at least 12 people and wounded 34, with a military spokesperson later claiming attacks on US aircraft carriers and Israel.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/ye...12-5079496

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Yemen’s Houthi rebels have launched a ballistic missile towards northern Israel, according to the Israeli military, which claimed to have shot down the projectile without causing any injuries.

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US continue attacks Yemen again after at least 80 people killed in Hodeidah. UN chief Antonio Guterres says ‘gravely concerned’ about US air strikes this week on Yemen. Killing everyday.

Yes, everyday killing going on in Houhi...

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Yes, everyday killing going on in Houhi...

CNN: In the month since the US launched a major military campaign targeting the Houthi rebel group in Yemen, the militants have successfully shot down at least seven multi-million-dollar American drones, hindering the US’ ability to move into “phase two” of the operation, multiple US officials familiar with the matter told CNN.

The US was hoping to achieve air superiority over Yemen within 30 days, officials said and degrade Houthi air defense systems enough to begin a new phase focusing on ramping up intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance of senior Houthi leaders in order to target and kill them, the officials said.

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The wreckage of a GBU-53/B StormBreaker glide bomb, also known as the Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB II), has appeared in Yemen. The weapon, which was only recently confirmed as being used in combat in that country, offers some very advanced capabilities, especially over the previous GBU-39/B SDB I. It is set to become one of America’s most important and widely employed weapons, across its own aerial fleets and many of its allies. With that in mind, the technological risk of the remains of this still near-completely intact weapon falling into an adversary’s hands is significant.

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The wreckage of a GBU-53/B StormBreaker glide bomb, also known as the Small Diameter Bomb II (SDB II), has appeared in Yemen. The weapon, which was only recently confirmed as being used in combat in that country, offers some very advanced capabilities, especially over the previous GBU-39/B SDB I. It is set to become one of America’s most important and widely employed weapons, across its own aerial fleets and many of its allies. With that in mind, the technological risk of the remains of this still near-completely intact weapon falling into an adversary’s hands is significant.

https://www.twz.com/air/stormbreaker-adv...ely-intact

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Senior Hamas leaders depart Cairo following ceasefire talks as Trump says ‘We’ve got to be good to Gaza’,with Egyptian officials aimed at brokering a ceasefire agreement and the entry of desperately needed humanitarian aid into Gaza, according to a statement by Hamas.

The delegation, led by Chairman of the Hamas Leadership Council Muhammad Darwish, included other key leaders, among them Khaled Meshaal, Khalil al-Hayya, Zaher Jabarin, and Eng. Nizar Awadallah.

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IDF shoots down drone launched at Israel ‘from the east’.

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SAO Sao Trump told his bro, Israel those job to him. He will settle those job with Iran younger bro. The Houthi...

Tensions are once again rising in Middle East as U.S. Navy's USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier successfully intercepted more drones launched by Iran-backed Houthi militants in just 58 seconds, showcasing effectiveness of the new code name: "Silent Dome".

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Tensions are once again rising in Middle East as U.S. Navy's USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier successfully intercepted more drones launched by Iran-backed Houthi militants in just 58 seconds, showcasing effectiveness of the new code name: "Silent Dome".

Dozens of African migrants killed by US strike. Yemen Houthis say minutes ago

Reuters Rescuers carry an injured migrant after a strike on a detention centre, in Saada, Yemen (28 April 2025) At least 68 African migrants have been killed in a US air strike on a detention centre in Houthi-controlled north-western Yemen, the armed group's TV channel says. Al Masirah reported that another 47 migrant injured, most critically. Saada province was bomb. It footage showing multiple bodies covered in rubble of a destroyed building, no immediate comment from US military.

But hours after US Central Command announced US forces hit more than 800 targets since Trump order intensification of air campaign against Houthis 15 March. It strikes had "killed hundreds of Houthi fighters, numerous Houthi leaders", including senior officials overseeing missile & drone programmes.

Houthi-run authorities have said the strikes have killed dozens of civilians, but they have reported few casualties among the group's members. The migrant detention centre in Saada was reportedly holding 115 Africans when it was hit on Sunday night.
Despite the humanitarian crisis in Yemen caused by 11 years of conflict, migrants continue to arrive in the country by boat from the Horn of Africa. Instead, they face exploitation, detention, violence and dangerous journeys through active conflict zones, according to International Organization of Migration (IOM). In 2024 almost 60,900 migrants arrived in country, often with no means to survive.

Earlier this month, the Houthi-run government said a series of US air strikes on the Ras Isa oil terminal on the Red Sea coast killed at least 74 people and wounded 171 others. It said the terminal was a civilian facility and that the strikes constituted a "war crime". Centcom said the attack destroyed the ability of Ras Isa to accept fuel and that it would "begin to impact Houthi ability to not only conduct operations, but also to generate millions of dollars in revenue for their terror activities".

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Tehran's collapsed nuclear deal with world powers who provides Houthis with a negotiation lever?? in much the same way Hamas' taking of some 240 hostages in their Oct. 7 attack on Israel did. (huat arhh, Houthis another fool who want to follow N they wanted to back Iran to fight US...fight arhh. howlao (SHOW OFF) to US)

Now Saudi media says Israel confirmed strike on Yemen. Al-Hadath says Thursday strike targets missile, UAV storage in Sana'a, Houthis deny report explosion in capital caused by old bombs left from previous fighting? threaten increased attacks on Israeli targets.

Will, a American AC-130 gunship already airborne on region spotted a group of militants launch on aforementioned close-range ballistic missiles, the U.S. AC-130 gunship want on to action. The  Gunship crew tracked attackers their vehicle & struck back, killing several of them, according to U.S. officials.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/us-gunsh...=105070277

Huat Arhh...To Houthis another fool who want to follow N howlao (SHOW OFF), they wanted to back Iran. This time Israel is showing (Iran) Houthis. They deny report explosion in capital is caused by old bombs left fm previous fighting?

The shortest distance (air line) between Yemen and Jerusalem is 1,365.77 mi (2,198.00 km).

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran finally extinguished a fire Monday at a southern port rocked by an explosion as the death toll in the blast rose to at least 70 people killed. Satellite images analyzed by Associated Press showed the devastation of explosion injured more than 1,000 people. Photos (Planet Labs PBC) came as local news reports site raised more questions cause of blast at Shahid Rajaei port near Bandar Abbas.
Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni announced the fire had been put out as provincial emergency health official gave death toll. Port reportedly took in a chemical component needed for solid fuel for ballistic missiles — something denied by authorities though they not explained source of the power that caused this destruction blast on Saturday disintegrated a building next blast site appeared tobe in a row where containers once stood, satellite photos showed shredded the majority of another building just to the west.

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran finally extinguished a fire Monday at a southern port rocked by an explosion as the death toll in the blast rose to at least 70 people killed. Satellite images analyzed by Associated Press showed the devastation of explosion injured more than 1,000 people. Photos (Planet Labs PBC) came as local news reports site raised more questions cause of blast at Shahid Rajaei port near Bandar Abbas.
Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni announced the fire had been put out as provincial emergency health official gave death toll. Port reportedly took in a chemical component needed for solid fuel for ballistic missiles — something denied by authorities though they not explained source of the power that caused this destruction blast on Saturday disintegrated a building next blast site appeared tobe in a row where containers once stood, satellite photos showed shredded the majority of another building just to the west.

The deadly explosion at Iran’s largest port is believed to have been caused by missile fuel ingredients sent by China.

At least 40 people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured in the blast in Shahid Rajaei port on Saturday, which the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency said was likely triggered by containers of chemicals.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...explosion/

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The deadly explosion at Iran’s largest port is believed to have been caused by missile fuel ingredients sent by China.

At least 40 people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured in the blast in Shahid Rajaei port on Saturday, which the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency said was likely triggered by containers of chemicals.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...explosion/

DUBAI, April 28 (Reuters) - The death toll from a major explosion in Iran's most important container port of Bandar Abbas rose to at least 70, with over 1,200 injured, state media said on Monday, as firefighters battled a blaze that Iranian officials said was now under control 48 hours after the start of the fire. Saturday's blast took place in the Shahid Rajaee section of the port, Iran's biggest container hub. Efforts to put out the ensuing blaze have continued since with sporadic fires breaking out due to wind and flammable goods in the containers, some releasing toxic emissions in the area, according to state media.

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SANAA: Yemen's Houthis said early Monday (Apr 21) that US air strikes on Sanaa killed at least 12 people and wounded 34, with a military spokesperson later claiming attacks on US aircraft carriers and Israel.

UK Joins US in Escalating Airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthi Rebels

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UK Joins US in Escalating Airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthi Rebels

US threatens Iran with retaliation over Houthi support: ‘You were warned’.
The warning comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, where the US has ramped up military strikes against the Houthis, who control northern Yemen.

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US threatens Iran with retaliation over Houthi support: ‘You were warned’.
The warning comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, where the US has ramped up military strikes against the Houthis, who control northern Yemen.

https://indianexpress.com/article/world/...t-9976029/

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US threatens Iran with retaliation over Houthi support: ‘You were warned’.
The warning comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, where the US has ramped up military strikes against the Houthis, who control northern Yemen.

Why Houthi missile attacks on Israel are intensifying. Analysis: The Houthis’ recent surge in missile launches reflects their desperation to deplete dwindling stockpiles amid a relentless US campaign targeting their capabilities

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Missile fire by Houthis hit near to Israel airport. 
https://youtu.be/_iKalAm19g0?si=cDAw2STUtfgQB05d

https://youtu.be/_iKalAm19g0?si=k7kMRV7LyxMYKiqJ

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Houthis claimed responsibility, saying they fired a “hypersonic ballistic missile” at Ben Gurion, Israel’s main international gateway. The missile gouged a wide crater in the ground near an airport carpark, wounding six people and forcing airlines to suspend flights.

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Houthis claimed responsibility, saying they fired a “hypersonic ballistic missile” at Ben Gurion, Israel’s main international gateway. The missile gouged a wide crater in the ground near an airport carpark, wounding six people and forcing airlines to suspend flights.

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/middl...ort-attack

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Israel, IDF attack the 2nd time. Sanaa airport ‘completely disabled’, power stations, cement factory also targeted.

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https://www.straitstimes.com/world/middl...ort-attack

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US deploys additional THAAD missile defense battery to Israel ahead of ...
Apr 6, 2025The United States recently deployed an additional Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery to Israel along with two Patriot batteries, Israeli security sources confirmed to Israeli media outlets on Sunday.According to an


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Houthis say US 'backed down' and Israel not covered by ceasefire

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Houthis say US 'backed down' and Israel not covered by ceasefire

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cglxl67g28no

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Shares of Dassault Aviation - French company behind Rafale fighter jet fell sharply by 6% on Wed This Pakistan’s airforce shot down 5 Indian aircraft, including 3-Rafale jets rising military tensions Line of Control (LoC). Pakistan says Indian jets intercepted before crossing airspace

According to senior Pakistani defence officials and high-level security sources, a total of six Indian aircraft were destroyed during the encounter: three Rafale jets, one MiG-29, one SU-30, and a Heron surveillance drone.All aircraft were reportedly flying within Indian airspace but attempting to strike Pakistani territory using stand-off munitions.

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Shares of Dassault Aviation - French company behind Rafale fighter jet fell sharply by 6% on Wed This Pakistan’s airforce shot down 5 Indian aircraft, including 3-Rafale jets rising military tensions Line of Control (LoC). Pakistan says Indian jets intercepted before crossing airspace

According to senior Pakistani defence officials and high-level security sources, a total of six Indian aircraft were destroyed during the encounter: three Rafale jets, one MiG-29, one SU-30, and a Heron surveillance drone.All aircraft were reportedly flying within Indian airspace but attempting to strike Pakistani territory using stand-off munitions.

https://samaa.tv/2087333026-rafale-maker...ndian-jets

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https://samaa.tv/2087333026-rafale-maker...ndian-jets

NEW DELHI: It was shortly after 9am that India’s director general of military op, Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, got a call on hotline from his Pakistani counterpart Maj Gen Kashif Abdullah. Abdullah sounded Ghai out on a ceasefire and, it is learned, referred to the conversation US secretary of state Marco Rubio had with Pakistan Army chief Gen Asim Munir, in a clear indication that the feelers were coming from his boss. Ghai briefed his bosses on development got no instruction from them to engage with Abdullah.


Foreign secretary Vikram Misri made no mention of the contact made by Pakistan in the media briefing he held at 10.50am, where he disclosed the losses that IAF had inflicted on Pakistan’s airbases. IAF had stepped up attacks by the time Rubio called foreign minister S Jaishankar around 11am.

In fact, IAF kept pressing on the escalation pedal after the conversation with Jaishankar where the latter, going by his post on X, appears to have maintained that "India's approach has always been measured and responsible and remains so".

If Rubio had insisted on immediate de-escalation, his pitch certainly did not have much resonance at the meeting PM Modi held with defence minister Rajnath Singh, NSA A K Doval, Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan and the three service chiefs - Gen Upendra Dwivedi, Adm Dinesh Tripathi and Air Chief Marshal AP Singh - and chiefs of IB and RAW, Tapan Deka and Ravi Sinha.
Sources said the participants were unanimous on consolidating the upper hand that India had - something that was acknowledged also by Pakistan when it reached out for ceasing hostilities.

The meeting also took into account the advantages India would have had going forward: high morale of forces, adequate firepower, comfortable fiscal situation, international sympathy the ace in form of 'blue water' Indian Navy. No wonder, when India & Pakistan reached an understanding just a couple of hours later, it came as a surprise to many who scrambled to find clues: perhaps shorthand for use of nukes, which made India relent.

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