Cost of US military offensive against Houthis nears $1 billion with limited impact
- The US military launched an offensive against Houthis on March 15, costing nearly $1 billion.
- The operation began to counter Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping and support allied nations.
- CENTCOM expended JASSM, JSOW, and Tomahawk missiles, launching strikes from B-2 bombers.
- Despite using precision munitions, officials acknowledge the limited impact; one said, "We employ precision munitions in every strike."
- The offensive faces criticism and may require supplemental funding, as Houthi attacks continue.
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Cost of US military offensive against Houthis nears $1 billion with limited impact
The total cost of the US military’s operation against the Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen is nearing $1 billion in just over three weeks, even as the attacks have had limited impact on destroying the terror group’s capabilities, three people briefed on the campaign’s progress told CNN.
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