The commander of the Houthi Navy was injured due to the US strikes on Hodeidah

As a result of the US strikes on the city of Hodeidah in Yemen, the commander of the Yemeni naval forces (Navy) of the Ansar Allah movement (Houthis) was injured Mansour al-Saadi. This was announced on Saturday, March 22, by Al Hadath TV channel, citing sources.

According to the channel's interlocutors, the United States fired at the Houthi naval base in Hodeidah on the Red Sea coast.

In addition, seven more Houthis were injured.

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On March 20, US aircraft attacked the positions of the Ansar Allah movement in Hodeidah. American planes attacked the Al-Katib area in the El-Mina district four times.

On March 17, it was reported that dozens of Yemeni Houthis were killed in United States strikes on the territory of Hodeidah province. The day before, the Ansar Allah Houthis announced that they would reach a new level of escalation if the United States continued bombing Yemen.