The United States Has Decided to Pull Back From Striking the Houthis in Yemen, The New York Times Reported, Citing US Officials
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American President Donald Trump hesitated, but on Sunday he decided not to join Saudi Arabia for the time being in joint attacks against the Houthi in Yemen. This is reported by the New York Times, citing officials of the administration. According to the newspaper, for at least two weeks Trump has considered whether to accept Saudi demands for an American intervention against [...] The article
Behind the front of US President Donald Trump, who decided to suspend at the last minute a military attack plan against the Houthi rebels in Yemen, stopping the operation when the American armed forces had already approved the targets and started the arms operations. The New York Times reports that the decision comes in the aftermath of the pressing telephone call made by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who had called for Washington's di…
It is reported that U.S. President Donald Trump ordered preparations for airstrikes against pro-Iranian Houthi rebels in Yemen at the request of Saudi Arabia, but suspended the plan just before the attack. This decision was reportedly made due to the need for Saudi cooperation in a potential war with Iran and the risk of turning the Houthis, who are not currently attacking the U.S., back into enemies.
The New York Times reveals it.
Following a call from Mohammed bin Salman, Trump ordered preparations for a US attack on the Houthis, but reversed his decision within two days. This dilemma demonstrates the simultaneous pressure on Trump by the need for Saudi cooperation and the threat of a major confrontation with Iran.
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