The UN Security Council adopted a draft resolution demanding an immediate end to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.

The United States and Great Britain hit at least 12 targets of the Ansarullah (Houthi) movement in Yemen with the help of warplanes and Tomahawk missiles. The Houthis, in turn, reported that they retaliated against enemy ships and military installations. There are no reports of casualties or damage yet.

US President Joe Biden's authorization to target Houthi military facilities in Yemen has caused criticism from members of the Democratic Party. He is accused of violating Article 1 of the US Constitution by "carrying out airstrikes against Yemen without congressional approval."

The Houthis confirmed the attack on a Greek cargo ship sailing from Vietnam to Israel under the flag of Malta in the Red Sea.

The Houthis said they fired cruise missiles at a US ship in the Gulf of Aden and hit it with "high precision".

The US military is trying to determine the details of the death of a Navy SEAL who died under mysterious circumstances in the Gulf of Aden. They were sent to inspect a ship believed to be carrying weapons from Iran.

Yemen's "Ansarullah" movement (Houthis) reported that an attack was carried out on a British oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden. Images of the ship engulfed in flames spread across the networks.

The world's largest logistics companies point out that the situation related to the security of cargo transportation in the Red Sea has only worsened after the US began military operations against the Houthis.

There is a tea shortage in Britain as British ships are forced to divert to Africa following Houthi attacks on ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea. This shortage may last for several months.

The representative of the Houthis informed that constant cooperation and relations between Yemen, Russia, China and BRICS countries are developing, knowledge and experience are being exchanged in various fields. "This is necessary to drown the US, Britain and the West in the Red Sea, weaken them and prevent them from maintaining unipolarity," he said.