Washington/Aden, April 5 -- Amid a series of tactical military strikes by the Trump administration against the Houthi forces in Yemen to disrupt their ammunition supply and destroy their fortified bunkers, the US has spent over $1 billion in just three weeks, with the attacks themselves having limited success.
While the attacks aimed at disrupting the ammunition supply of the Iran-backed group has had some success, it is a far from the victory the Pentagon had hoped for, according to CNN.
The military offensive, which was launched on March 15, has already used hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of munitions for strikes against the group, including JASSM long-range cruise missiles, JSOWs, which are GPS-guided glide bombs, and Tomahawk ...