US bombs multiple targets across Yemen
Houthi-run Al-Masirah TV reported that four strikes hit Hodeidah International Airport, while additional attacks were launched on the city of Hodeidah itself. In the northern province of Saada, four raids targeted Al-Salem district. Another strike was reported in the Al-Barh area of Maqbanah district in Taiz province.
⭕️عاجل⭕️ #الحديدة: 4 غارات شنها العدو الأمريكي على مطار الحديدة الدولي pic.twitter.com/LbUafvjDAR
— قناة المسيرة (@TvAlmasirah) April 22, 2025
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has not yet commented on the incident.
⭕️عاجل⭕️ #تعز: عدوان أمريكي على منطقة البرح بمديرية مقبنة pic.twitter.com/dEn5CLw4mR
— قناة المسيرة (@TvAlmasirah) April 22, 2025
Earlier today, Houthis reported that air defenses shot down a US drone in Hajjah province. They claimed they have downed seven US MQ-9 Reaper drones within the past month.
🟥 القوات المسلحة اليمنية: الطائرة MQ_9 تعد السابعة التي نسقطها خلال شهر أبريل الجاري والـ22 خلال معركة الفتح الموعود والجهاد المقدس #التصعيد_بالتصعيد #معركة_الفتح_الموعود_والجهاد_المقدس pic.twitter.com/A2qWnlsyAH
— قناة المسيرة (@TvAlmasirah) April 22, 2025
According to the group, the US has carried out more than 1,000 airstrikes on Yemen since mid-March, following the launch of a broad American military campaign ordered by President Donald Trump.
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