I suspect he's referring to the USS Cole, a destroyer that was attacked by Yemeni jihadis in 1999. The ship was attacked, but NOT sunk.
Situation in the Red Sea (Houthi Thread)
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The two photos do not match. The color photos have houses in the background, no houses are visible in the military shots.
One doesn't exclude the other. This might have been a tribal meeting, but it doesn't mean that all these tribesmen were civilians - haven't seen any reports about a mass civilian casualty event.
Anyway the location of the strike was identified:
The tribal gathering on the photo peddled by pro-Houthi channels is, allegedly, from 2019, not the video of the strike.
So, we have spent billions, used our B2 bombers, and the Houthi's are still sending terrified Israeli's into bomb shelters. I don't see this ending without a separate Palestinian state or US boots on the ground.
Another $32 million gone.
I wonder how much tax money this will cost us.
US forces struck the Ras Isa fuel port.
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Looks like the Houthi's responded.
Meanwhile, our worthless govt. blames China. Maybe if our greatest ally, who gets free college and free healthcare, paid for by the US middle class, didn't sell our top military tech to China, we could do something about it. Well, too late now, China is the new superpower and we are now becoming the third world with third world immigration.
Meanwhile, our worthless govt. blames China. Maybe if our greatest ally, who gets free college and free healthcare, paid for by the US middle class, didn't sell our top military tech to China, we could do something about it. Well, too late now, China is the new superpower and we are now becoming the third world with third world immigration.
We will probably never know the truth of what is going on over there, but this is a claim by the Houthis.
French frigate operating as part of the EU operation Aspides shot down a Houthi drone.