US And Yemen War On The Red Sea Is Cause For Bad Internet Service

Those of us in west Africa, Hope you are feeling the pains from Houthi terrorists in Yemen.

They attacked some underground cables supplying Internet connection to west Africa, that ran through the red sea.

That’s why you are experiencing bad network.

Another round of exchange of strikes between Yemen’s Ansarallah movement and the US-British coalition took place in the Red Sea region.

At dawn, the Houthis launched four anti-ship missiles at U.S. Navy ships 50 nautical miles southwest of Al-Hodeidah. According to officials, none of the munitions reached their target.

Another attack took place 76 nautical miles west of Al Hodeidah: according to the UK’s Office of Maritime Trade Operations, a missile launched by the Yemeni group struck a merchant ship which was damaged.

The missile attack by the Houthis hit the tanker PACIFIC 01 88 nautical miles northwest of Al Hodeidah. The group reported in its usual manner that the selected target was hit, but there are no exact details of the attack yet