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The administration of President Donald Trump rejected the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's request to carry out military strikes against the Houthi movement in Yemen, amid escalating military tensions in the region. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman contacted Trump to request that the United States take military action against the Houthis, but Trump decided not to approve the request, emphasizing that the administration is currently focused on supporting Saudi Arabia without direct military intervention. These developments come amid growing concerns over the escalation of the Yemen conflict, with the United States concentrating on securing the Strait of Hormuz and avoiding opening a new military front, while Saudi Arabia continues efforts to form an international coalition to protect navigation in the Red Sea from Houthi attacks.
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