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The strikes in Houthi-controlled territory on Yemen's Red Sea coast, authorised by President Barack Obama, were conducted with Tomahawk cruise missiles fired by the destroyer USS Nitze, a US official said.
"Initial assessments show the sites were destroyed," the Pentagon said.
Officials haven't provided information on casualties from the US missiles fired early Thursday.
Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook says in a statement that these were limited self-defense strikes conducted to protect US personnel, ships and freedom of navigation.
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