Why Trump Hasn’t Targeted Houthis
The article discusses the military and political situation regarding the tension between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis. Military expert Brigadier Elias Hanna believes that the United States has the military capability to intervene in Yemen, but its decision to go to war remains unclear due to ambiguous objectives following Trump’s hints of a reluctance to engage directly, despite the appearance of ready military options. He also notes that Washington considers the actions of the Houthis to serve Iran’s interests. On the ground, fighting continues in Taiz and the Jabal Khabub area, with threats to cut off an important route connecting Lahj and Taiz if the Houthis take control of the region.
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