Yemen

Social Media Ridicules Pete Hegseth’s Foolish Boast After War Plans Text Fiasco

Just three days ago, Trump's defence secretary claimed "we looked like fools" under Biden. "Not anymore,” Hegseth crowed.
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Trump Administration Accidentally Added Atlantic Editor To War Strike Group Chat

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth casually shared highly sensitive national security information in the Signal chat, Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg wrote.
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Rishi Sunak Does Not Rule Out 'Sustained' Military Campaign Against Houthis

Prime minister dodges question about whether RAF will engage in "prolonged" military action.
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Row Erupts After Starmer And Commons Speaker 'Not Told' Before Latest Houthi Bombing

Tory minister Huw Merriman insisted the pair were informed in advance.
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US And UK Military Launch Fresh Strikes On Houthis In Yemen

The joint operation is the latest response to the Iranian-backed Houthis' campaign against Red Sea shipping.
By LOLITA C. BALDOR and TARA COPP, AP

Why Did The UK And The US Bomb Yemen's Houthi Rebels?

It links back to Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza.
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Row Erupts After Rishi Sunak Orders RAF Air Strikes Without Parliamentary Approval

Prime minister warned the action against Houthi targets risks "setting the region alight".
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UK And US Launch Air Strikes On Houthi Targets Following Red Sea Attacks

Rishi Sunak said the military action was "limited, necessary and proportionate".
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He Exposed The World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis. US Partners Jailed And Tortured Him.

Journalist Adel Al-Hasani told HuffPost how the UAE and its allies in Yemen tried to silence him, and warned of further human rights violations.
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Six-Year-Old Best Friends Sell Lemonade To Raise £40,000 For Yemen

When six-year-old best friends Ayaan and Mikaeel from east London learned about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen they decided to do what they could to help. The pair set up a lemonade stand in the hope of raising a small sum – but went on to raise more than £40,000.
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