Referring to the news network, according to Reuters on December 31, the US side said that the US Navy sank three of the four ships carried by Houthis in the Red Sea, and 10 members of the Houthis died. The Houthis intended to use the ships to attack a Maersk Line container ship in the southern part of the Red Sea.
According to the report, the U.S. ** command said in a statement that after receiving a distress signal from a Maersk Line container ship, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier "Eisenhower" and the destroyer "Greave" sent *** self-defense counterattack on the Houthi ships, sank three of them, and no one survived the three sunken ships.
According to the report, the fourth boat of the Houthis fled the area where the incident occurred.
The sinking of three Houthi ships and the killing of 10 Houthi by the US military will not lead to a large-scale clash between the two sides.
First, the initiative in the war is in the hands of the US military, and if a large-scale conflict breaks out between the two sides, the US military must take the initiative to initiate the war. The Houthi army is very strong, the navy and air force are very weak, and the Houthis want to attack the US military on a large scale, but they do not have this strength.
Second, the Houthis may continue to attack ships passing through the Red Sea, but the Houthis pose little threat to the U.S. military.
Third, if the US military wanted to do it, it would have launched an air attack on the Houthi radar and bases a long time ago, and there has been no air attack on the Houthis, which shows that the US military has no intention of attacking the Houthis on a large scale at all.
Fourth, the U.S. military cannot defeat the Houthis with simple air strikes, and sending the U.S. Army to land on a large scale is not in line with the U.S. military's global strategy.
The U.S. military and the Houthis may have local clashes in the future, but both sides will exercise restraint to avoid large-scale clashes.