Sanaa: Yemeni rebels on Thursday denied US accusations they had targeted a US destroyer in the Red Sea which prompted cruise missile strikes on three radar sites under their control.
"Those claims are baseless," the rebel-controlled Saba news agency quoted a military official allied with the rebels as saying.
"The (rebel-allied) army and the Popular Committees (militia) have nothing to do with this action," the official added.
"Those claims are baseless," the rebel-controlled Saba news agency quoted a military official allied with the rebels as saying.
"The (rebel-allied) army and the Popular Committees (militia) have nothing to do with this action," the official added.
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