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US air strikes on Yemen fuel terminal targeting Houthi rebels ‘killed 74 people’

Published on April 18, 2025 at 09:00 PM

AIR strikes by the US on a Yemen fuel terminal have killed 74 people, it has been claimed.

The attack on the on Thursday also left 171 people injured, the Houthi-run health ministry said.

Burning oil tanker after airstrikes in Hodeida, Yemen.
US air strikes on a Yemen fuel terminal were aimed at cutting off the supply to the Houthi rebels
Close-up of Donald Trump aboard Air Force One.
US President Donald Trump has warned the Houthis they have ‘nowhere to hide'
A group of men with rocket launchers.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi have been attacking cargo ships in the Red Sea

Huge fireballs were seen erupting in the area as the strikes hit, with rescue teams continuing to search the site yesterday.

It is the deadliest attack since President took office in January.

He had previously vowed to keep targeting the until they halted .

The said the strikes on the terminal, with a capacity of three million barrels of oil, was intended to cut off a source of fuel for the group.

US Central Command did not comment on the casualty figure claimed by the health ministry.

It said on X: “The objective of these strikes was to degrade the economic source of power of the Houthis, who continue to exploit and bring great pain upon their fellow countrymen.”;

previously issued a fiery threat to the Iran-backed terror group on Sunday and.

The from B-2 stealth bombers, earlier this week.

Illustration of a Massive Ordinance Penetrator (MOP) bomb.
The US air strikes are claimed to have killed 74 in Yemen (picture mock up)
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