Tel Aviv-Washington coordination in attack on Gaza; Rubio fears to accept Yemen's independent capabilities

Pars Today - The White House spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, admitted that Israel coordinated with the U.S. government regarding its early Tuesday morning attack on the Gaza Strip.

Yesterday, Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Yisrael Katz, the war minister of the regime, issued orders to resume attacks on the Gaza Strip. According to Pars Today, Karoline Leavitt, the White House spokesperson, confirmed on Monday night that Israeli officials had consulted with the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump about their attacks on the Gaza Strip. Leavitt also claimed: Trump has explicitly warned that Hamas, the Houthis in Yemen, Iran, and any party seeking to threaten Israel and the United States will pay a heavy price.

Rubio’s claim: Iran is behind Yemen’s advanced drone capabilities

Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged on Monday night Yemen’s advanced drone capabilities and claimed that Yemen’s armed forces are incapable of carrying out drone attacks without Iran’s assistance. According to some critics, this assertion stems from Rubio and the White House’s reluctance to accept Yemen’s national strength and independent capabilities. Over the past few years, the United States has severely blockaded Yemen’s surrounding airspace and has not allowed military aid to be sent to the country.

United States: We did not kill women and children in Yemen!

The Americans, who are currently busy launching another war in Yemen, continue to cover up their crimes in this Arab nation. In this regard, "Alexus Greenwiche," the head of operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the U.S. Army, despite recent deadly attacks by Washington against Yemen and reports of women and children being killed, claimed that no civilians were killed in the American attacks on Yemen.

On Monday, speaking to reporters at the Pentagon, he stated that there is "no credible evidence of civilian casualties" resulting from the U.S. attacks on Yemen, although assessments are ongoing. Meanwhile, Yemen’s National Salvation Government has announced that women and children were among the victims of these attacks.

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