July 15, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0three Houthi air drones over the Red Sea, and two over Yemen. The Houthis also launched attacks against MT Bentley I, a Panama-flagged, Israel-owned, Monaco-operated tanker vessel in the Red Sea, and the MT Chios Lion, a Liberian-flagged, Marshall Islands-owned, Greek-operated crude oil tanker in the Red Sea.<\/p>\n July 14, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two Houthi air drones and one surface drone over the Red Sea. U.S. forces also destroyed one air drone over Yemen.<\/p>\n July 12, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces destroyed three Houthi air drones over Yemen,\u00a0according to U.S. Central Command<\/a>.<\/p>\n July 11, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0five Houthi surface drones, and two Houthi air drones in the Red Sea. U.S. forces also destroyed one Houthi air drone over Yemen.<\/p>\n July 10, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two Houthi air drones and one Houthi surface drone in the Red Sea.<\/p>\n July 9, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces destroyed one Houthi air drone in Yemen,\u00a0according to U.S. Central Command<\/a>.<\/p>\n July 7, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces destroyed two Houthi air drones in Yemen, while partner forces took out two Houthi air drones over the Gulf of Aden, according to\u00a0U.S. Central Command<\/a>.<\/p>\n July 4, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two surface drones in the Red Sea and one radar site in Yemen.<\/p>\n July 3, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two radar sites in Yemen and two surface drones in the Red Sea.<\/p>\n July 1, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0a radar site in Yemen.<\/p>\n JUNE 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n June 30, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed\u00a0<\/a>three surface drones in the Red Sea.<\/p>\n June 28, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0seven air drones and a ground control station vehicle in Yemen.<\/p>\n June 27, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed\u00a0<\/a>an air drone launched by the Houthis into the Red Sea.<\/p>\n June 26, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces destroyed a Houthi radar site in a Houthi-controlled area of Yemen.<\/p>\n \u201cIt was determined the radar site presented an imminent threat to U.S., coalition forces, and merchant vessels in the region,\u201d\u00a0U.S. Central Command said<\/a>. \u201cThis action was taken to protect freedom of navigation and make international water safer and more secure for U.S., coalition and merchant vessels.\u201d<\/p>\n June 23, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0struck<\/a>\u00a0the bulk carrier Transworld Navigator\u00a0with an air drone attack<\/a>.<\/p>\n June 22, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0three surface drones in the Red Sea. The Houthis also launched three anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Gulf of Aden. There were no injuries or significant damages reported by U.S., coalition, or merchant vessels.<\/p>\n June 20, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four surface drones in the Red Sea and two aerial drones over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n June 19, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two surface drones in the Red Sea as well as a ground control station and a command and control node in Yemen.<\/p>\n June 18, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0eight aerial drones in Yemen and partner forces destroyed an aerial drone over the Gulf of Aden.<\/p>\n June 17, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four radars and a surface drone in Yemen as well as an aerial drone over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n June 14, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two uncrewed surface vessels in the Red Sea, an aerial drone launched from Yemen over the Red Sea and seven radars in Yemen that allowed the Houthis to target maritime vessels.<\/p>\n June 13, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an air defense sensor in Yemen, plus an uncrewed surface vessel and two patrol boats in the Red Sea as well as an aerial drone over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n The Houthis also launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Red Sea.<\/p>\n Later, the bulk cargo carrier M\/V Verbena was struck by an anti-ship ballistic missile launched from Yemen into the Gulf of Aden. Aircraft from the USS Philippine Sea medically evacuated a civilian mariner injured in the attack,\u00a0The Associated Press reported.<\/a>\u00a0The crew later\u00a0abandoned the ship<\/a>\u00a0due to continued fires and an inability to control them.<\/p>\n June 12, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0three anti-ship cruise missile launchers in Yemen and one aerial drone launched from Yemen over the Red Sea. The Houthis also launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n Also, a Houthi unmanned surface vessel struck the Greek vessel M\/V Tutor in the Red Sea, in what The Associated Press\u00a0reported<\/a>\u00a0was a \u201cboat-borne bomb attack,\u201d causing severe flooding and damage to the engine room. The crew\u00a0abandoned the ship<\/a>\u00a0and were rescued by the USS Philippine Sea and partner forces. The ship later sank,\u00a0according to<\/a>\u00a0The Associated Press.<\/p>\n June 11, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two anti-ship cruise missile launchers in Yemen.<\/p>\n June 10, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>Coalition forces destroyed one Houthi air drone launched into the Gulf of Aden after \u201cit was determined the [drone] presented an imminent threat to U.S., coalition forces and merchant vessels in the region,\u201d\u00a0U.S. Central Command said<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Navy also announced that\u00a0the Navy destroyer Mason<\/a>\u00a0had left the Middle Eastern waters of CENTCOM and transited the Suez Canal, entering the Mediterranean Sea.<\/p>\n June 9, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The U.S. military reported that two commercial ships were struck by Houthi missiles in the Gulf of Aden.<\/p>\n One anti-ship ballistic cruise missile hit the Antigua- and Barbuda-flagged cargo ship Norderney forward station late Saturday,\u00a0The Associated Press reported<\/a>, starting a fire that those on board put out, the U.S. military\u2019s Central Command said. It added that a second anti-ship cruise missile also hit the Norderney.<\/p>\n Houthi military spokesman Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree claimed the attack in a prerecorded video message Sunday, saying the vessel had been targeted with both missiles and drones. Tracking data analyzed by The Associated Press showed the Norderney was still in the Gulf of Aden on Sunday afternoon.<\/p>\n In a second attack, a Houthi ballistic missile hit the Tavvishi, a Liberian-flagged, Swiss-owned-and-operated container ship in the Gulf of Aden, according to CENTCOM. Saree claimed the attack happened in the Arabian Sea, but provided no evidence. Tracking data suggested the Tavvishi was in the Gulf of Aden at the time of the attack.<\/p>\n June 6, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0eight aerial drones launched from Yemen over the Red Sea and two surface drones in the Red Sea. A coalition ship engaged another aerial drone launched from Yemen over the Red Sea. Also, the Houthis launched an anti-ship ballistic missile from Yemen over the Red Sea. There were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or commercial ships.<\/p>\n June 4, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0two anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Red Sea. There were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or commercial ships.<\/p>\n June 2, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone over the southern Red Sea.<\/p>\n June 1, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed\u00a0<\/a>an aerial drone in the southern Red Sea and observed two others crash into the Red Sea.<\/p>\n U.S. forces also engaged two anti-ship ballistic missiles in the southern Red Sea that CENTCOM said were fired in the direction of the Navy destroyer Gravely.<\/p>\n MAY 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n May 31, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone that crashed into the Red Sea. Later, U.S. forces destroyed one aerial drone over the Gulf of Aden and three others over the Red Sea. The Houthis also launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Gulf of Aden. There were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or commercial ships.<\/p>\n May 30, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. and U.K. forces\u00a0struck<\/a>\u00a013 Houthi targets in Yemen. According to U.S. officials, American and British fighter jets and U.S. ships hit a wide range of underground facilities, missile launchers, command and control sites, a Houthi vessel and other facilities,\u00a0The Associated Press reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n U.S. forces also destroyed eight aerial drones in Yemen and over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n May 29, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two aerial drones over the Red Sea launched from Yemen.<\/p>\n May 28, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0five anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Red Sea. M\/V Laax, a Greek bulk carrier, was struck by three of the missiles, but continued its voyage. There were no injuries reported by U.S., coalition or merchant vessels.<\/p>\n U.S. forces also destroyed five aerial drones over the Red Sea that were launched from Yemen.<\/p>\n Additionally, U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two missile launchers in Yemen before the Houthis later launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Red Sea.<\/p>\n May 27, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone over the Red Sea that was launched from Yemen.<\/p>\n May 26, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone over the Red Sea that was launched from Yemen.<\/p>\n May 25, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0two anti-ship ballistic missiles toward the Red Sea. There were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or commercial ships.<\/p>\n May 23, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0two anti-ship ballistic missiles into the Red Sea. There were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or commercial ships. Later, U.S. forces\u00a0engaged<\/a>\u00a0a land attack cruise missile in Yemen.<\/p>\n May 22, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0engaged<\/a>\u00a0four aerial drones in Yemen. The engagement occurred days after the Navy destroyer\u00a0Carney<\/a>, which spent months deployed fighting off the missile and drone barrages launched by the Houthis,\u00a0returned home<\/a>.<\/p>\n May 18, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile into the Red Sea and struck M\/T Wind, a Greek oil tanker. The incident caused flooding, resulting in the of loss of the ship\u2019s propulsion and steering, which was later restored. A coalition vessel responded to a distress call, but no assistance was needed, and the M\/T Wind resumed its course under its own power.<\/p>\n Later, the Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile from Yemen over the Gulf of Aden, but there were no injuries or damages reported by U.S., coalition or merchant vessels.<\/p>\n May 14, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four aerial drones in Yemen.<\/p>\n May 13, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone in Yemen. Later, the Navy destroyer Mason destroyed an inbound anti-ship ballistic missile launched by the Houthis from Yemen over the Red Sea. U.S. forces forces also destroyed an aerial drone launched over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n May 11, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0three aerial drones launched over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n May 10, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone over the Gulf of Aden, which a coalition aircraft successfully engaged.<\/p>\n May 7, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile over the Gulf of Aden.<\/p>\n May 6, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone launched over the Red Sea. Later, the Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0three aerial drones over the Gulf of Aden. U.S. forces engaged one, a coalition ship engaged another and the final drone crashed in the water.<\/p>\n May 2, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0three aerial drones in Yemen.<\/p>\n APRIL 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n April 30, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0a surface drone in Yemen.<\/p>\n April 29, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an aerial drone that CENTCOM said was on a flight path toward the American Navy ships Philippine Sea and Laboon. There were no injuries or damages reported.<\/p>\n Later, the Houthis launched three anti-ship ballistic missiles and three aerial drones into the Red Sea toward M\/V Cyclades, a Greek-owned vessel.<\/p>\n April 28, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>U.S. forces\u00a0engaged\u00a0<\/a>five aerial drones over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n April 26, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0three anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen into the Red Sea near M\/V MAISHA, a Liberian-operated vessel, and M\/V Andromeda Star, a U.K.-owned ship that reported minor damage but that was continuing its voyage.<\/p>\n April 25, 2024:\u00a0<\/b>The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile into\u00a0the Gulf of Aden<\/a>. There were no injuries or damages reported. Later, U.S. forces destroyed a surface drone and an aerial drone in Yemen.<\/p>\n April 24, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0A coalition vessel\u00a0engaged<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile launched from Yemen over the Gulf of Aden that CENTCOM said likely targeted the U.S. commercial ship M\/V Yorktown. There were no injuries or damages reported. Later, U.S. forces destroyed four aerial drones over Yemen.<\/p>\n Additionally,\u00a0the Navy announced<\/a>\u00a0it is authorizing combat awards for sailors serving in the Red Sea area.<\/p>\n April 16, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0engaged<\/a>\u00a0two aerial drones in Yemen.<\/p>\n April 13-14, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0Iran launched its first-ever direct assault on Israel. U.S. forces and allies\u00a0destroyed\u00a0<\/a>around 80 aerial drones and at least six ballistic missiles intended to strike Israel from Iran and Yemen. That included a ballistic missile on its launcher vehicle and seven aerial drones on the ground in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen.<\/p>\n Officials shared the 494th and the 335th fighter squadrons\u00a0participated in defending against the attack<\/a>.\u00a0The Washington Post reported that<\/a>\u00a0officials shared the squadrons used F-15E Strike Eagles to take down drones.<\/p>\n Officials also said the Navy destroyers Carney and Arleigh Burke shot down multiple ballistic missiles in the attack and that U.S. troops manning a Patriot missile defense system in Irbil, Iraq, took down another weapon.<\/p>\n CENTCOM also said during this time\u00a0the Houthis launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile toward the Gulf of Aden from Yemen and that U.S. forces destroyed four aerial drones in Yemen.<\/p>\n April 11, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n April 10, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0engaged<\/a>\u00a0three aerial drones, including two launched over the Gulf of Aden and one over the Red Sea. Later, U.S. forces destroyed eight aerial drones in Yemen.<\/p>\n April 9, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0The Navy destroyer Mason\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an inbound anti-ship ballistic missile over the Gulf of Aden that CENTCOM said likely targeted the U.S. commercial ship M\/V Yorktown. The merchant ship was being escorted by the Mason and the Navy destroyer Laboon. There were no injuries or damages reported.<\/p>\n April 8, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an air defense system with two missiles ready to launch, a ground control station in Yemen and an aerial drone over the Red Sea.<\/p>\n April 7, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship ballistic missile toward the Gulf of Aden where a coalition ship was escorting M\/V Hope Island, a Marshall Islands-flagged, U.K.-owned, Italian-operated cargo ship. There were no injuries or damages reported.<\/p>\n April 6, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0a mobile surface-to air missile system in Yemen and an aerial drone over the Red Sea. A coalition vessel also destroyed an inbound anti-ship missile.<\/p>\n April 4, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0an anti-ship missile.<\/p>\n April 3, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0The Navy destroyer Gravely and U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0one inbound anti-ship ballistic missile and two aerial drones launched by Houthis toward the U.S. ship in the Red Sea. U.S. forces also destroyed a mobile surface-to-air missile system in Houthi-controlled territory.<\/p>\n April 1, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed\u00a0<\/a>a surface drone.<\/p>\n MARCH 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n March 30, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0two aerial drones, including one over the Red Sea and another on the ground in Yemen that was prepared to launch.<\/p>\n March 28, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four aerial drones over the Red Sea launched by the Houthis in Yemen, which were aimed at a U.S. warship and a coalition vessel.<\/p>\n March 27, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four aerial drones over the Red Sea launched by the Houthis in Yemen, which were aimed at a U.S. warship.<\/p>\n March 23, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0four anti-ship ballistic missiles into the Red Sea near the M\/V Huang Pu, a Panamanian-flagged, Chinese-owned and -operated oil tanker. CENTCOM said a fifth ballistic missile was fired toward the ship and that it suffered minimal damage. A fire was quickly extinguished and no casualties were reported.<\/p>\n Also, the Navy destroyer Carney and other U.S. forces engaged six aerial drones over the southern Red Sea, five of which crashed into the water and one of which flew inland to Yemen.<\/p>\n March 22, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0four aerial drones and\u00a0struck three underground storage facilities<\/a>\u00a0in Yemen. Meanwhile, the Houthis fired four anti-ship ballistic missiles from Yemen toward the Red Sea, but there were no injuries or damages reported.<\/p>\n March 21, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0A coalition aircraft\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0a surface drone and coalition forces destroyed two anti-ship ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis from Yemen toward the Red Sea.<\/p>\n March 20, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0one surface drone and a coalition aircraft destroyed one aerial drone.<\/p>\n March 18, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed<\/a>\u00a0seven anti-ship missiles, three aerial drones and three weapons storage containers in Yemen.<\/p>\n March 16, 2024:<\/b>\u00a0The Houthis\u00a0launched<\/a>\u00a0two aerial drones from Yemen toward the Red Sea, one of which U.S. forces destroyed while the other CENTCOM said presumably crashed into the water. Later, U.S. forces\u00a0destroyed five surface drones and one aerial drone<\/a>\u00a0in Yemen.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.fie.undef.edu.ar\/ceptm\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/VWPPLNLTEVBGVF23ZTHEYHIMH4-1024x683.jpg\")
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