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US strikes depleted Houthi arsenal but militants primed to rearm, analysts say

  • On March 15, 2024, the US initiated Operation Rough Rider against Iran-supported Houthi forces in Yemen to prevent assaults on maritime traffic in the Red Sea.
  • This campaign followed increased Houthi attacks on US vessels and regional tensions linked to the Gaza war and Israeli blockades starting in October 2023.
  • After nearly seven weeks and over 1,000 strikes, Oman mediated a ceasefire deal in late April 2024 to halt Houthi attacks on US ships, excluding Israel.
  • President Trump announced that the United States would immediately cease bombing the Houthi rebels, trusting their commitment to halt attacks on US ships.
  • Analysts warn Houthis remain capable of rearming and continuing attacks on Israel, suggesting the ceasefire is a tactical pause not a permanent end.
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Ynet News broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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