Red Sea / Houthi rebels situation

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13 more airstrikes by US and UK last night -



The MoD said intelligence confirmed two locations near Hudaydah were involved in the anti-shipping attacks, with buildings identified as housing drone ground control facilities and storage for long range drones. A set of Houthi facilities at Ghulayfiqah, further south on the Yemeni coast, were also identified as being involved in the command and control of the group's anti-shipping campaign.

RAF Typhoon FGR4s conducted strikes on the target buildings at the three locations, using Paveway IV guided bombs.
 
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Is that much of a line?

I think it's a line for the UN, and I think it will be a line for most UN members.

190 UN workers have been killed in Gaza, and yet Israel still seem to have the support of many countries.

Israel has lost support from all but a tiny handful of die hards. UN votes on Gaza are consistently and overwhelmingly against her.
 
The Houthis have sunk a second cargo vessel.


ATHENS, June 19 (Reuters) - The Greek-owned Tutor coal carrier attacked by Yemen's Houthi militants in the Red Sea last week has sunk, salvagers confirmed on Wednesday.

The Tutor was struck with missiles and an explosive-laden remote-controlled boat on June 12 and had been taking on water, according to sources including maritime security companies and the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO).

The UKMTO said on Tuesday that the vessel was believed to have become the second ship sunk by the Iran-aligned Houthis in the region since November.
 
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Only way is to get rid of the source, that's always been the case in war. You can bomb the Houthis as much as you want but it won't fix the problem because they are not the source c the source of these weapons is Iran
 
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