America’s big action against Yemen’s huts, 24 killed many injured

American warfare aircraft carried out air strikes on several locations of Huti rebels in Yemen’s capital Sana and northern province of plain, killing at least 24 people. According to a report by Al-Masira TV, the death toll can also increase. 9 people have also been injured in this action. US President Donald Trump issued a statement saying that I have ordered the United States Army to initiate decisive and powerful military action against Huki terrorists in Yemen. Trump said the huts have launched a continuous campaign of piracy, violence and terrorism against American and other ships, aircraft and drones.

This is the first action taken by the US Army after US President Donald Trump assumed power in January and declared the Huti Group as a terrorist organization.

What did Donald Trump say?
Donald Trump has said that the Huki attack on American ships will not be tolerated. We will use huge deadly force until we achieve our purpose. The huts have stopped shipping in one of the most important waterways in the world, stalled the vast part of global commerce and attacked the basic principle of freedom of shipping on which international trade and commerce depends.

President Trump is Taking Action Against the Huthis to Defend Us Shipping Assets and Deter Terrorist Threats.

For too long American Economic & National Threats Have Been Under Assault by the Huthis. Not under this presidency. pic.twitter.com/flc0e8xkly

– The white house (@Whitehouse) March 15, 2025

After the US airstrikes, the huts vowed to retaliate. He said that we are ready to answer. He said that until the crossings of the Gaza Strip are opened again and we will continue to fight.

Who is Hooti?
The top commander of the Huti rebellious group is Abdul Malik al-Houti, also known as Abu Jibril. He is the brother of Hussain Badreddin Al-Huti, who revolted against the Yemen government in 2004 and was killed by Yemen’s army in September the same year. Huti is the minority Shia community of Yemen. Sunni has a population of about 60 percent in Yemen, while Shia has a population of about 35 percent.

Houti controls most parts of Yemen
The Huti Group has been controlling most of Yemen’s part from the end of 2014, causing the internationally recognized Yemen government to drop out of the capital Sana. From April 2022, the internationally recognized Yamani government under the leadership of the President’s Leadership Council mainly controls southern and eastern regions. It has given Aden the status of temporary capital.

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