The Houthis launch the largest and most massive attack on the American and British navies in Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea

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Starting with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, who the Pentagon announced was hospitalized last December with prostate cancer. Ministry spokesman General Patrick Ryder said that Austin underwent a medical procedure to treat prostate cancer on the 22nd of last month and was admitted to the hospital on the 1st of this month after complications following the medical procedure.

Ryder added that Minister Austin's release date from the hospital has not yet been determined. The US Secretary of Defense had left the intensive care unit on Monday, but was still under supervision at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland, according to the Washington Post. US administration officials said that Austin, 70, was taken to the hospital by ambulance on January 1, while he was suffering from “severe pain” with undisclosed complications due to a medical procedure performed on December 22, which included an overnight stay in the hospital. .

Concealing Austin's health status for days constituted a violation of the protocol adopted in similar cases, especially at a time when Washington is facing several crises of a military nature, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the war in the Gaza Strip between its ally, Israel, and the Hamas movement. Austin had acknowledged in a statement that he could have “acted better to ensure that Americans were properly informed,” adding: “I pledge to do better” than that. The Pentagon said in a statement Monday night that it remains unclear when the secretary will be released from the hospital, but officials intend to provide daily updates as long as Austin remains at Walter Reed. US Department of Defense spokesman Patrick Ryder said that Austin "still feels uncomfortable, but his prognosis is good," adding that the minister is "in good condition" and that he is "recovering well and in good spirits."

On the other hand, the Yemeni Ansar Allah group launched an attack in the Red Sea, which the United States and Britain admitted was the largest of its kind, in which the Houthis used drones and ballistic missiles. US Central Command announced that US and British forces shot down 18 OWA explosive drones, two anti-ship cruise missiles, and one anti-ship ballistic missile, through a joint effort of F/A-18 aircraft from the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69). , USS Graveley (DDG 107), USS Labone (DDG 58), USS Mason (DDG 87), and HMS Diamond (D34). He confirmed that this was the 26th Houthi attack on commercial shipping lanes in the Red Sea since November 19.

British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps said that the attack is the "largest" ever since the Houthis began the process of targeting ships related to Israel. He added on the "X" platform that the American and British forces "repelled the largest attack so far from the Iranian-backed Houthis in the Red Sea." . For his part, a member of the Supreme Political Council of the Ansar Allah group, Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, addressed the British, saying: “Your destroyer was made before the technological development that now strengthens the modern arsenal of the Yemeni armed forces.” He added in a post on “X”: “When it was made The destroyer: The Yemeni people at that time had Mozer rifles, the magazine of which could only hold one bullet and not automatic, and the British with this force occupied parts of Yemen.

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I don’t want to hear save Houthis tomorrow or genocide on Houthis because this is how the Islamabad looks for trouble

cjudy:
I don’t want to hear save Houthis tomorrow or genocide on Houthis because this is how the Islamabad looks for trouble

mumu

Olatunji1929:
mumu

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