RAF Typhoon jets bombed Houthi sites in Yemen overnight in reaction to ongoing attacks in the Red Sea on British assets.
Military chiefs said an FGR4S used Paveway IV guided missiles to strike Houthi buildings in three locations.
The targeted sites were used to purchase services for drones and long-range drones, Defense Ministry intelligence said.
The Ministry of Defence in London said: “As always, great care has been taken in planning measures to minimise any threat to civilians or non-military infrastructure.
“Performing the moves in the dark has also further mitigated those dangers. “
Rishi Sunak: “Last night, the RAF effectively carried out a fifth of the moves opposed to the Houthi army’s objectives in Yemen, along with the United States.
“These measures were carried out to further degrade the functions of the Houthi army and prevent further attacks on foreign ships.
“These measures were carried out in self-defence in the face of the constant risk posed by the Houthis. “
Asked if this could lead to escalation with Iran, the prime minister replied: “We have said that we will not hesitate to protect British interests abroad and at home.
The Houthis pose a constant threat: 197 attacks since November, all our intelligence indicates that the latest rounds of measures have succeeded in degrading the capabilities of the Houthi army: attacking missile launch sites for supply, command and there is also a lack of action that could simply damage the global economy and further endanger our external security.
RAF Typhoon jets bombed Houthi sites in Yemen overnight in reaction to the Array.
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