American-British airstrike targets Jabal Jadah in Yemen

British-American airstrikes targeted Sunday evening Jabal Jadah in the Al-Luhayya district north of Al Hudaydah in Yemen, as reported by media affiliated with the Houthi movement.

The skies over Al Hudaydah are witnessing intensive flights of British-American warplanes, according to the media. 

Earlier, Nasr al-Din Amer, the deputy head of the media authority for the Houthis, considered the presence of Americans in the region unlawful, emphasizing that targeting their warships in the area is justified.

He stressed not allowing "Americans to violate his country," and that the response to the recent attacks on Sana'a would be soon.

This comes after the targeting of the Al-Dailami Air Base in Sana'a adjacent to Sana'a Airport.

He added that the base targeted by the US military was out of service, confirming that the Houthi targeting of American warships in the region is justified.

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) affirmed in a statement on Saturday that US forces carried out a strike against a radar site in Yemen from the aircraft carrier "Carl Vinson" using Tomahawk missiles.