Yemen: Al-Alimi Appeals for American Help – Washington in Open Channel with Houthis
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Yemen's Houthis have agreed not to attack Washington, despite the group's recent escalation of attacks on Saudi Arabia. But questions have arisen about whether he supports the Houthis after Washington allowed the group to complete its takeover of the Yemeni coastal town of Dhubab and Perim Island, which divides the Bab al-Mandab Strait into ...
Yemeni Sadr Rashad Al-Alimi did not accept the Houthis’ dispute over the request of an American party to cooperate as promised.
US President Donald Trump and his Yemeni counterpart, Rashad al-Alimi, spoke by phone about the advance of Iran-backed Houthi rebels on a strategic sea passage. Alimi asked for US help in the war against the Houthis, but Trump made no clear commitment to military assistance. Trump has said publicly that Washington is in contact with the Houthis, whom the US calls a “terrorist organization.”
Yemeni Rashad al-Alimi has asked for US help after the Houthi rebels launched an attack along the strategic Bab al-Mandab strait. Donald Trump has refrained from promising immediate military assistance. He has publicly stated that Washington is in open communication with the Houthis, who have reportedly assured […]
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