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## Video: U.S. Launches More Strikes on Yemen’s Houthis as Rebel Group’s Red Sea Attacks Continue

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_Published 2024-01-19. The U.S. launched more strikes on Yemen’s Houthis overnight as the Iran-backed militant group continues to roil global shipping markets with attacks around the Red Sea._


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## Transcript

This morning us Central Command forces conducted strikes on to houthi anti-ship missiles that were aimed into the southern Red Sea also last night the u.s. U.s. Central Command conducted strikes on 14 houthi missiles at over a dozen locations these missiles on lunch rails presented an imminent threat to Merchant vessels and US Navy ships in the region and could have been fired at any time. We've taken these strikes because they are inherently defensive in nature the Central Command Commander has the right when he sees a threat posed to our forces are commercial shipping on to take the action that he needs which is why you saw the strikes just yesterday and early this morning of what appeared to be missiles that were getting ready or preparing to launch into the Red Sea.

We never said that the houthis would immediately stop that is something that they will have to make that decision and do that calculation to do it's in there. Best interest I think the stop you've seen that we've been able to degrade and severely disrupt and destroy a significant number of their capabilities since Thursday, but we've seen our lower scale Robert alaturi like one or two missiles going into the Red Sea nothing like what we saw the previous Tuesday were that was that largest barrage that we've seen from the houthis know we don't speak War. We don't think that we are at War. We don't want to see a regional War what we are doing with our partners is self-defense.

We certainly don't want to see this widen out to Regional war and we don't want to see this continued which is why you should have seen the action that we've taken the end goal is for these attacks to stop for us to deter Hootie Strikes Again from commercial shipping that has been transiting the Red Sea for many many decades and should be allowed to continue a freely without harassment or Fear of bombardment from houthi controlled areas in Yemen. Our message has been very clear. We don't seek a regional conflict. We don't want to see a regional conflict and we certainly don't want what's happening in Gaza to spill out into a larger Regional or wider scale War.

We know tensions are high in the region. We've certainly acknowledge that but we also called on a run repeatedly to stop and that's what you're going to see us continuing to do and we're meeting those words with action.

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