Sana’a, Yemen – U.S. Central Command has launched a massive operation against Iran-backed Houthis, pounding targets across Yemen with precision strikes. On March 15, the military kicked off a series of blistering attacks aimed at defending American interests. CENTCOM chiefs say the mission is to deter enemies and restore freedom of navigation in the region. The large-scale operation targeted Houthi strongholds, hitting them hard with unrelenting force. Tensions have been simmering for months, but this marks a dramatic escalation in the fight against the Iran-supported rebels. Military insiders reveal the strikes were carefully planned to cripple the Houthis’ ability to threaten U.S. assets. The operation sent shockwaves through Yemen, with plumes of smoke rising over key sites. CENTCOM vowed to press on until the job is done, signaling no let-up in their campaign. The Houthis, known for their fierce resistance, now face the full might of American firepower. It’s a bold move that could reshape the conflict in the volatile Middle East hotspot.

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