Trump: Houthis Asked US Not to Intervene in the Region
US President Donald Trump stated that the Houthis in Yemen asked Washington not to intervene after capturing strategic Red Sea coasts.
US President Donald Trump announced that after the Houthis in Yemen took control of strategic areas in the Red Sea, they contacted the Washington administration with a request not to engage in conflict.
Developments in the Red Sea
The Iran-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen captured three strategic islands located in a critical maritime corridor connecting Europe and Asia, securing control of the country's entire Red Sea coast.
Trump's Statements
During a visit to Dublin, Ireland, US President Donald Trump stated in remarks to members of the press that the Houthis called them and expressed that they do not want to fight.
Contacts with Saudi Arabia
Trump added that regarding the situation in the region, he spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whom he described as a friend.