Sana’a, Yemen – U.S. Central Command forces are hammering Iran-backed Houthi terrorists with relentless strikes, as the military campaign intensifies across Yemen. The latest wave of attacks, unleashed on March 17, 2025, marks a bold escalation in the fight against the rebel group. CENTCOM isn’t holding back, targeting key Houthi strongholds with precision strikes aimed at crippling their operations.

The punishing offensive kicked off two days earlier, on March 15, 2025, when U.S. Central Command launched a series of calculated operations. Military chiefs say the mission is clear: defend American interests, send a stark warning to enemies, and restore freedom of navigation in the region’s vital waterways. Yemen’s strategic position has made it a hotspot in this high-stakes clash, with the Houthis accused of disrupting global shipping routes.

CENTCOM forces continue to pound the terrorists, showing no signs of letting up. The strikes are a direct response to the Houthis’ growing aggression, fueled by their Iranian backers. With tensions soaring, the U.S. is flexing its might to keep the rebels in check and safeguard its allies. The operation’s success could reshape the balance of power in this volatile corner of the Middle East.

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