A $60 million U.S. F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet crashed into the Red Sea during a failed landing attempt on USS Harry S. Truman, injuring two pilots who ejected and were rescued. This incident marks the second loss of an expensive aircraft in less than ten days due to prior tensions with Houthi rebels. President Trump announced a ceasefire with the Houthis, emphasizing U.S. commitment to honoring the deal, while also acknowledging extensive U.S. military actions in Yemen targeting rebel forces.
The F/A-18 Super Hornet crashed during a landing attempt on the USS Truman, injuring two pilots, marking a second expensive loss for the Navy in 10 days.
Just a week prior, another F/A-18 fighter jet rolled off the USS Truman amid a defensive maneuver against Houthi rebels, leading to its loss.
President Trump announced a ceasefire with Houthi rebels, stating they no longer want to fight, and emphasized the US will honor their commitment not to attack ships.
Since March, U.S. forces have targeted nearly 800 sites in Yemen, resulting in significant rebel casualties and displaying the ongoing conflict's toll.
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