The Navy will deploy the Ford strike group with two additional missile systems on our destroyers, the Roadrunner system and the Coyote system, both specifically designed to target unmanned aircraft.

As conventional military dominance becomes increasingly costly and complex globally, Iran's approach of strategic asymmetry ...

The US is now striking Houthi targets in Yemen to defend international freedom of navigation, protect American military personnel and respond to direct aggression from a designated terrorist ...

The Houthis may not match the US militarily, but their asymmetric warfare tactics can still cause significant disruptions. ARA: Israel recently resumed its military operations against Hamas.

In response, the US, Israel and other countries have intensified their military actions against the Houthis. The escalation of this "asymmetric conflict" has impacted the regional situation in the ...

The most pressing question since the US strikes against the Houthis began on March 15 is whether President Donald Trump’s strategy will succeed in ending the Houthi threat to Red Sea navigation.

The U.S. has deployed more F-35 stealth fighters, the military's most advanced aircraft, to the Middle East as it increases pressure on Houthi militants ... Losey is the air warfare reporter ...

"The assessment is that the Houthis will resume fire when Israel ... Experts say the carrier improves Iran’s asymmetric warfare strategy and signals Tehran’s intentions to extend its ...

President Trump sent a better message on the weekend by ordering significant air strikes against the Houthis that are a step toward restoring deterrence in the region. Mr. Trump on Saturday ...

The attacks, some of the chat’s participants said, were meant to deter the Houthis from attacking commercial ships in the Red Sea and reopen shipping lanes to the Suez Canal. “Whether it’s ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Suspected U.S. airstrikes over the weekend targeting Yemen's Houthi rebels killed ... of fatalities as “psychological warfare.” Mohammed al-Basha, a ...

Vice President JD Vance, left, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth were both in a group chat in which plans for military strikes against the Houthi rebels in Yemen were discussed.