US airstrikes on Houthi oil port in Yemen reportedly kill dozens

U.S. airstrikes in Yemen targeting Houthi rebels killed 33 people and wounded 80, marking one of the deadliest days since President Trump launched the campaign on March 15. The strikes targeted the Ras Isa oil port to deprive the rebels of revenue, with the U.S. military stating it did not intend to harm civilians. Houthi media reported that paramedics and civilian workers were among the casualties. The U.S. has warned against supporting the Houthis through oil shipments since April 9. The campaign escalated after rebels threatened Israeli ships, with attacks targeting merchant vessels from November to January. The U.S. campaign aims to pressure Iran over its nuclear program and shows no signs of stopping.