US EditionTrump threatens Houthi rebels that they’ll be ‘completely annihilated’ as airstrikes pound Yemen
- The Trump administration has launched military strikes against the Houthis in Yemen after they threatened attacks on Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea.
- Yemen's Health Ministry reported that at least 53 people were killed in the U.S. Strikes, with UNICEF confirming that two children were among the dead despite claims of no civilian casualties.
- President Trump stated that the U.S. Will hold Iran responsible for any future Houthi attacks, warning of dire consequences.
- The Houthis vowed to continue attacks on hostile targets in the Red Sea until the attacks on Yemen cease, escalating tensions in the region.
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Hastings Tribune
US progress against resilient Houthi militants remains murky
President Donald Trump has boasted that he’s “decimated” the Houthis, the Iran-backed militants who have attacked commercial ships transiting the Red Sea since 2023. But three weeks into a campaign of U.S. airstrikes, his administration has offered limited evidence of…
Huthi militia: Donald Trump's risky strategy against Yemen
For years, the Houthis in Yemen were fought by Western and Arab countries. This did not stop the terrorist militia supported by Iran, it shot Israel – and hundreds of ships in the Red Sea. Donald Trump now pursues a different strategy. However, there is a great danger.
3/20/25 Ken Klippenstein on How the US Would Wage War on Iran
Download Episode. Ken Klippenstein joins Scott to discuss some articles he recently wrote about the plan the American government has for fighting a war with Iran. They start with a discussion of Trump’s strikes on the Houthis of Yemen and then get into all Klippenstein’s learned about how Washington…
The Daily Caller
americanbriefing.comTrump Could Finally Put An End To Iran-Backed Rebel Group Terrorizing World’s Busiest Shipping Lane
President Donald Trump has a golden opportunity to finally end the threat the Houthi rebels in Yemen pose to one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
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