An Iranian general vows to respond “decisively and destructively” to any threat after the president Donald Trump He said he ordered the U.S. military to launch military operations against Hotis in Yemen.
“We warn us Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, According to Reuters, US media told state media after a weekend strike against Tehran-backed terrorist groups.
ABC News quoted Salami as saying: “We are not a country that lives in a hidden place. We are an effective and legal system in the world. If we attack anywhere, we will declare it.”
“It launched a series of actions, including a precise strike against Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen, to defend the interests of the United States, weaken the enemy and restore freedom of navigation,” the U.S. Central Command said on Saturday.
As Trump’s strike against terrorist groups continues
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Commander Hossein Salami will attend an awards ceremony in a January 3, 2023 attack in Iran to commemorate the third anniversary of the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, senior US military commander. (Majid Asgaripour/Wana/Reuters)
Trump wrote on Truth Social Saturday that he “ordered the U.S. military to launch decisive and powerful military operations against Houthi terrorists in Yemen.”
“More than a year have been sailing safely across the Suez Canal, the Red Sea or the Gulf of Aden,” Trump continued. “Four months ago, the last American warship crossing the Red Sea was attacked by Houthis on twelve times.”
Trump wrote that “the ruthless attacks cost the U.S. and the world economy billions while putting innocent lives at risk.”
“For all Houthi terrorists, your time has come and your attack must start today. His post is over.
The massive campaign against Yemen’s Houthi targets will be “relentless” until Iran-backed agents guarantee a retreat from U.S. assets, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth Tell Fox News Sunday.
The image taken from the video provided by the U.S. Navy shows the Harry S. Truman aircraft from the Red Sea was launched before the Airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen on Saturday, March 15. (U.S. Navy via AP)
He told Maria Bartiromo, host of “Sunday Morning Futures” that Hossis said ‘We will stop shooting at your ship when we will stop shooting at your ship, we will stop shooting, but until then, it will be relentless.
According to the Associated Press, Hotis claimed that the recent U.S. strike killed at least 53 people and injured about 100 people.
“We will face upgrades as they upgrade,” said Houthis leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi on Sunday.
“We will respond to the U.S. enemies in its attacks, attacks and missile strikes to target its aircraft carriers, warships and ships,” Al-Houthi added. “However, we still have upgrade options. If it continues to invade, we will turn to other upgrade options.”
Fox News learned that US warships have shot down about a dozen Houthi drones since Saturday.
The image taken from the video provided by the U.S. Navy shows the Harry S. Truman aircraft from the Red Sea was launched before the Airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen on Saturday, March 15. (U.S. Navy via AP)
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A senior defense official told Fox News about the developments on Sunday. The drones targeted the U.S. Navy’s Truman Airlines strike team and were shot down before the well posed a serious threat, the official said.
Fox News’ Taylor Penley, Andrea Margolis and Lucas Y. Tomlinson contributed to the report.
