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Houthis Train With Mockup of Israeli Town, Seek Arab Route For "Palestine Jihad"; Fighters Buried Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis held a public funeral in Sanaa for more than a dozen fighters they say were killed in US and British strikes. The Houthis said 16 people had been killed and 35 wounded in US and British strikes on Yemen's Hodeidah province on May 31. This made the strike one of the deadliest since the US and Britain launched a campaign in January to deter Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea. Honour guards carried the fighters' green wooden coffins, each adorned with pictures of the deceased. According to AFP, more than a dozen fighters were laid to rest, including nine members of the Houthi naval force on June 3. After funeral prayers attended by hundreds of supporters of the group, pick-up trucks carried the coffins for burial. Watch the video to find out more.