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Crew forced to abandon UK ship in devastating Houthi missile attack
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1:02Now PlayingThe crew of a British cargo vessel was forced to abandon ship as the boat threatened to sink Monday from a Houthi missile strike near the Red Sea — one of the most damaging attacks by the terrorists to date.
The Iran-backed Yemen rebel group claimed to also have taken out a US drone in the Yemeni seaside city of Hodeidah, but the reputed attack was not immediately confirmed.
The terror assaults occurred just days after President Biden admitted that recent retaliatory US air strikes targeting the Iran-backed rebels in Yemen are not deterring them.
“Are they stopping the Houthis? No,” Biden said Thursday of the slew of American and allied strikes against the terrorists’ missiles and strongholds.
He then added defiantly, “Are they going to continue? Yes.”
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