The Houthi terrorists from Yemen claim to have attacked the USS Harry Truman flying vessel – as well as various American warships – in the Red Sea.
The terror group claimed, without offering evidence, they attacked the Truman and his warships in the Red Sea with ballistic missiles and drones in response to the American attacks.
An American defense officer, who spoke to Reuters, on condition of anonymity, rejected the claims and said they were not aware of a Houthi attack on the Truman.
The alleged attack comes as the first set of Donald Trump's air strikes against the Houthi rebels of Yemen who killed at least 31 people.
The Houthis, who attacked the Israel and the Red Sea during the Gaza war, said that children among those were killed by the intense barrage of strikes, which were performed with British military support. They added that 101 people were injured.
In a message on social media, Trump promised to use 'overwhelming fatal power' and ordered Iran to 'immediately' reduce his support.
De Houthis warned that the strikes 'will not pass without reaction', while the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi convicted the dead and said that Washington had 'no authority' to dictate its foreign policy.
A spokesperson for the Iran's Foreign Ministry, Esmaeil Baqaei 'strongly condemned the brutal air strikes by the US' in a later statement, in which they promised a 'gross violation of the principles of the UN charter', and the Islamic revolutionary waiting corps to condemn strikes.
Yemen's Houthi terrorists claim to have attacked the USS Harry Truman flying ship ship
The terror group claimed that, without offering evidence, they attacked the American aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman and his warships in the Red Sea with ballistic missiles and drones
The Houthi Ansarollah website hit what the 'US-British Aggression' and the 'criminal brutality' of Washington called.
The US Central Command (CentCom), which placed images of hunters and a bomb that demolished a building complex, said that 'precision attacks' were launched to defend 'American interests, scare enemies and restore the freedom of navigation'.
“Our Yemeni armed forces are fully prepared to confront escalation with escalation,” said the Rebels' Political Bureau in a statement about their Al-Masirah-TV station.
The rebels, who have checked many of Yemen for more than a decade, are part of the 'axis of resistance' of pro-Iran groups that are completely against Israel and the United States.
They have launched dozens of drone and rocket attacks by ships passing through Yemen in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden during the Gaza War, and claimed solidarity with the Palestinians.
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