It is said that this Red Sea has been a battleground for soldiers since ancient times. Recently, this sea area has not been peaceful again. The U.S. military and Yemen's Houthis are engaged in a fierce battle here. This battle is not ordinary, let's take our time.
On 2 February, the USS Carney, a guided missile destroyer, was patrolling the Gulf of Aden when suddenly there was a buzzing sound in the sky. Look up, oops, a Houthi drone is rushing towards it with great vigour! The U.S. military is not a vegetarian, so he immediately sacrificed his own air defense weapon, only to hear a "boom", and the drone fell in response to the sound and fell into the sea.
And that's not all, in the afternoon, four more Houthi suicide drones are preparing to launch attacks on US warships and merchant ships. This U.S. military is quick to destroy them directly. In the evening, the destroyer USS Raboon and the Eisenhower carrier strike group joined the group, engaged in fierce battles with Houthi drones over the Red Sea. I saw the F A-18 carrier-based aircraft flying in the air, like a falcon pounced, and shot down 7 drones in one fell swoop.
This Houthi is also quite tenacious, and when they saw that the drone attack failed, they replaced it with anti-ship cruise missiles. It's a pity that their every move is under the control of the US military. At the moment when the missiles were about to be launched, the troops of the US ** Command made a decisive move to destroy these missiles one by one. It is said that each of these missiles is worth millions of dollars!
By the evening of the next day, the British and American forces saw the opportunity and launched a heavy bombardment of 13 locations in Houthi-controlled areas. The bombardment was not ordinary, it lasted for several hours. After the bombing, Houthi targets were destroyed one by one, including underground ammunition depots, command centers, missile systems, and more. It is said that the bombing was also supported by troops from Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, and New Zealand.
This fierce battle is really thrilling and makes people's blood boil. Some people may ask, why is this Houthi rebel so blind that they dare to provoke the US military? Actually, there is a shadow of Iran behind this. This Iran has been secretly supporting the Houthis, providing them with ** and funds. The Houthi action may have been instigated by Iran.
But ah, this US military is not easy to mess with. They have advanced equipment and strong combat effectiveness, and this fierce battle is an opportunity for them to show their strength to the world.
As for the Houthis, although they failed this time, they will not give up. After all, they still have Iran's support. In the future, I don't know how many waves will be set off in this sea.
In short, the situation in the Red Sea is unpredictable, and no one knows what will happen in the next second. Let's wait and see!