Trump Puts Houthi Attack on Hold at Saudi request... New Front Dilemma
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President U.S. does not want to get involved in Yemeni conflict and withdraws the order to bomb the rebels. Despite Mbs' appeals. Yesterday new clashes between Riad and Sana'a while the UN launches the alarm: civil victims grow, 130,000 people displaced from homes
U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly ordered airstrikes against the pro-Iranian Houthi rebels in Yemen at the repeated request of Saudi Arabia, but canceled the operation just before it was to be executed. Experts assessed that Trump appeared to have felt the burden of expanding the front in the Middle East amidst accumulated military fatigue from the seven-month war with Iran. After the U.S. military abandoned the airstrikes, Houthi rebel for…
(Washington = Yonhap News) Correspondent Park Sung-min = After U.S. President Donald Trump received a request from Saudi Arabia to attack the pro-Iranian Houthi rebels in Yemen, the...
The White House cancels the Houthi raid when the ammunition was already loaded. Riad remains uncovered as the militia advances on Bab al-Mandab and hits the Saudi capital.
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