We do have video coming in of a strike.
Barack north of Sana, of course,
the capital of the Sana,
Yemen in the Sana province.
So we're going to show that as soon as we
get it,
but that will show. Here it is.
So you go ahead and watch this Brock show that
we actually have video of these.
Obviously this is taken from the ground because you can
hear the dogs.
Multiple plumes of smoke and fires.
Looks like it's being shot on a,
you know, basically like on an iPhone up and down.
That's in Sana province. Brock,
take a look at this and tell me what you
see.
Again, I want to emphasize this isn't coming from the
UK or the US You know,
in the actual strike this is coming from the ground.
You hear someone speaking in Arabic and and you hear
the dogs.
Yeah, I think what we'll have to see is how
this looks in the morning,
meaning when the sun comes up,
we'll be able to see exactly what was hit,
how big is the damage,
and we will also know if there are any casualties
among the Houthis just last week.
The US helicopters fired at some small boats that the
Houthis sent to try and kidnap.
A commercial ship. 10 Houthi rebels.
Were killed. And the interesting question to me is whether
the US did this air strikes on targets that had
Houthi militants in them or it was just empty targets
that only had weapon caches or missile positions.
And I think this is a big,
big question because this will determine what will be the
Houthi response to this.