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hello and welcome everyone. i m michael holmes in atlanta. appreciate your company. we begin with breaking news, and concerns about a possible widening of conflict in the middle east. the u.s. and uk have been striking houthi targets in yemen following a surge of attacks by the iran-backed rebels against commercial vessels in the red sea. have a look at these images that came in a short time ago, showing american fighter jets taking off from the uss eisenhower aircraft carrier. a senior u.s. military official says it is unclear what percentage of who the assets were destroyed inside yemen, but said the amount was significant. houthis say they retaliated. we are told u.s. and coalition forces hit more than 60 targets at 16 of the locations, and those targets included the militants radar systems along with storage and launch sites for ballistic myself, cruise missiles, and drones. i can show you where they are located. you can see there on the map, the u.s. has carried out s
here on cnn newsroom. i m kim brunhuber. we are following breaking news. the first strikes by the u.s. and uk against houthi fighters in yemen. the coalition strikes are a direct response to the surge of attacks by the iran-backed houthi rebels on commercial vessels in the red sea. now we are hearing coalition forces hit more than 60 targets at 16 houthi locations across yemen. senior u.s. military officials, says it is not clear what percentage of who the acetate been destroyed, he says the amount was significant. now these new images show smoke hanging over the sideline in western yemeni port city as the sun starts to rise. the pentagon press secretary says the surgical strikes are meant to degrade and destroy capabilities. we have conducted this significant multi nation operation in order to send a clear message to the houthis, that the kinds of attacks they have been conducting since november 1927, as of today, will not be tolerated. and here are some of the locations
hunt the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. they don t meet damages for what they have done. the sitting president s son could face prison time over taxes he didn t pay on foreign earnings. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is friday, skjanuary 12. and in yemen the u.s. and uk forces have been hammering houthi targets. the escalation in regional fighting has russia calling for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council later today. newly released images show some of the new coalition strikes. a u.s. military official says it is unclear what percentage of houthi assets have been destroyed inside yemen, but that the amount was significant. a u.s. commander says more than 60 houthi targets were hit at 60 militant locations. this is a direct response to the surge of houthi attacks on commercial ships in the red sea. the iran backed houthis claim they have been going after vessels with a connection to israel
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