According to the officials, Ansarallah forces have launched 77 one-way attack drones, 30 cruise missiles, 24 medium-range ballistic missiles, and 23 surface-to-air missiles targeting US forces, the Red Sea, or Israel over the last six weeks.
The financial burden of the US campaign continues to mount, with costs reaching nearly $1 billion in just the first three weeks, according to the broadcaster.
Despite this expense, the US has maintained daily strikes against Ansarallah targets for over a month.
Since March 15, the US has conducted more than 1,200 airstrikes in Yemen. According to Houthi data, which excludes casualties among their forces, these strikes have killed more than 217 civilians and injured over 430, predominantly women and children.
Last month, US President Donald Trump ordered a “decisive and powerful military action” against the Houthi group and threatened to “completely annihilate them.”
The Ansarallah began targeting ships in regional waterways in November 2023, expressing solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, where nearly 51,500 people have been killed in Israeli attacks.
Although they paused attacks during a January ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Ansarallah resumed operations after Israel renewed airstrikes on Gaza last month.