The US Navy has reportedly shot down 24 Houthi missiles and drones that were fired from Yemen today in one of their largest attacks yet.

The Pentagon confirms the attack but wouldn’t elaborate on details, saying they’d do that later.

Here’s more via CNN:

The US Navy shot down a total of 24 Houthi missiles and drones launched from Yemen, according to two US defense officials, in one of the largest Houthi attacks to take place in the Red Sea in recent months.

According to initial assessments, there were no ships damaged in the attacks and no injuries as a result of the massive drone and missile launch, the officials said.

Three destroyers took part in the shoot down of the barrage, one of the officials said. The US has a number of ships in the Red Sea as part of Operation Prosperity Guardian, a multi-national effort to safeguard shipping in one of the world’s most critical waterways. The coalition consists of more than 20 countries.

“We can confirm a Houthi attack occurred today near the southern Red Sea. We’ll provide additional details when they’re available,” a third defense official said.

It was not immediately clear whether the missiles and drones were launched simultaneously.

We’ll update with more if we get it…