Trump says Yemen-based Houthi rebels have capitulated

US President Donald Trump and Oman announce that the Houthi movement in Yemen has agreed to a ceasefire. “They say they will not blow up ships anymore,” Trump says.

According to President Trump, the US wants to stop the attacks on Huthi positions. The reason is that the militiamen, for their part, did not want to "fight" anymore. Oman, however, spoke of a ceasefire.

The U.S. has been attacking targets of the Huthi militia in Yemen for months. This is intended to protect the ships in the Red Sea from attacks by the group. Now, according to Trump, the Huthi have capitulated. The U.S. military therefore put the bombings on. Later, Oman talks about having arranged an agreement.

Trump: 'The Houthis capitulated, they no longer want to fight'

President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement, saying the Houthi rebels in Yemen had informed him they have "capitulated" and would cease attacks on ships in the Red Sea. "We had some good news last night. They told us yesterday that they no longer want to fight. We're going to respect that. We will honor that and we will stop the bombings. They have capitulated." Strikes on Houthis at Yemen's Hudaydah port. Photo: Arab Networks "But more …

Trump says Yemen-based Houthi rebels have capitulated

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