Houthis asked US to stay out of Saudi fight – Trump
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Dublin. U.S. President Donald Trump said yesterday that the Houthi rebels, allies of Iran who took control of the Bab al Mandeb Strait, an important maritime route connecting Europe and Asia, asked Washington not to intervene in the Yemeni conflict. Earlier, Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman – Washington’s main ally in the region – had asked the Republican for military help to fight the Shia militia, two sources close to the issue told Reute…
The Houthis say their military operations are aimed at expelling Saudi-backed government forces from Yemen.
On September 12, US President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced that the Houthi forces had asked Washington not to intervene in the conflict with Saudi Arabia.
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