U.S. strikes Yemen fuel port; Houthis report at least 38 killed

U.S. military airstrikes on Yemen's Ras Isa fuel port on Thursday killed at least thirty-eight people and injured over one-hundred.

That's according to media affiliated with the Iran-backed Houthi militants.

While U.S. Central Command did not comment on the casualty figures, it stated that the strikes were aimed at cutting off the funding and resources to the Houthis.

If confirmed, this would mark one of the deadliest attacks, under the Trump administration, since the U.S. launched its biggest military operation in the Middle East last month.

The United States has pledged to continue its strikes until the Houthis halt their attacks on Red Sea shipping routes.