After being bombed by US and British forces in the early hours of the 12th local time in the capital of Yemen, Sana'a, and other areas, the US military launched another attack on armed targets in Husai in the early hours of the 13th local time in Yemen.

After the United States and the United Kingdom attacked multiple targets of the Yemeni Houthi armed forces on the 12th, the highest political committee of the armed forces issued a statement on the same day, stating that it will strike "all interests of the United States and the United Kingdom.".

According to a report by Al Jazeera local time on the 12th, the Yemeni Hussein militants announced on the same day that all "interests" of the United States and Britain are now "legitimate targets" in response to earlier attacks by the United States and Britain on multiple parts of Yemen.

The Husai armed forces stated in a statement that the airstrikes in many parts of Yemen in the early hours of the 12th were illegal and unreasonable attacks, posing a real threat to international peace and security. 

The statement emphasizes that this attack poses a real danger to the Middle East region, and its consequences will be borne by the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel.

The Red Sea conflict may cause economic and inflationary impacts on the global economy, companies, and consumers by flapping butterfly wings.

Recently, Vincent Clerc, CEO of shipping giant Maersk, stated in an interview that reopening important Red Sea trade routes may take several months, which could have economic and inflationary impacts on the global economy, businesses, and consumers.

As a necessary route through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea plays an important role in global shipping routes, with nearly 12% of global trade passing through it. 

This shutdown has had a huge impact on global, especially Eurasian trade.