Navy Targets More Houthis: Biden’s Whack-A-Mole Strategy Persists

On Wednesday, the US military launched its fourth attack against Houthi terrorists within a week.

US Central Command said that 14 missiles were ready to be launched. As part of the ongoing multi-national effort to protect freedom of navigation and prevent attacks against U.S. and partners maritime traffic in Red Sea, U.S. Central Command conducted strikes on 14 Iran-backed Houthi rockets that were being loaded to be launched in Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen. The missiles were a direct threat to the U.S. Navy and merchant ships in the area and could have fired at any moment. This prompted U.S. Forces to use their inherent right to self-defense. The Houthi will be unable to carry out their reckless attacks against international and commercial shipping on the Red Sea and in the Gulf of Aden if we do not take these strikes and other actions.

Biden Team’s Abysmal Response to Missing SEALs Raises Concerns – What’s Happening?

We reported that two Navy SEALs were missing in Somalia after one fell into the water and another jumped in to rescue the first. Last Thursday night, they were attempting to board a Dhow in rough waters during a nighttime seize.

The boat was allegedly carrying Iranian propulsion, guidance, and warheads that were intended for the Houthis. The SEALs operated from the expeditionary mobile USS Lewis B. Puller on the Somali coast, with the mission to stop the supply of advanced weaponry to the Houthis. The SEALs boarded the dhow using a small boat – probably an 11-meter Special Warfare Rigid Inflatable Craft – while supported by drones and helicopters.