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U.S. President Donald Trump seemed to be clearing the way for war with Iran in a social media post on Monday warning the country that he will hold it responsible for every shot fired by the Houthis in Yemen after the weekend bombing campaign he ordered that killed at least 53.
U.S. President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on the Houthis in Yemen over the weekend over the group’s renewed campaign in the Red Sea to target ships after the Israelis imposed a brutal humanitarian aid blockade in Gaza after Hamas refused new ceasefire terms from Israel.
The United States military announced last week that it intensified airstrikes in Yemen to punish the Houthis for standing up to Israel during its genocide in Gaza.
The U.S. Air Force used one of its most advanced bombers to strike targets in Yemen under the auspices of destroying Houthi weapons capabilities—but was seen as more likely a clear message to Iran.
Hezbollah, the Lebanese group locked in a slow-burning war with Israel over the genocide in Gaza, announced Saturday that the IDF’s decision to strike a major port in Yemen over a drone strike in Tel Aviv was an unnecessary escalation and “a signal for the beginning of a new and dangerous phase” of the war expanding.
The Houthis continued its push to end Israel’s genocide in Gaza and successfully struck a Belize-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Aden with at least one missile—crippling the ship that may eventually sink to the bottom.
The Biden administration’s decision to re-designate Yemen’s Houthis as a terror organization for defending Gazans against the Israeli genocide means a peace deal between Sana’a and Saudi Arabia is unlikely.
The Biden administration’s latest round of bombings in Yemen, Syria, and Iraq are inadequate and did nothing to deter Iran, U.S. warmongering politicians said.
Deflecting the global condemnation of Israel’s genocidal war against Palestinians, the U.S. and U.K. will continue to deflect attention by ramping up war in the Middle East.
The Israel War keeps ramping up as the United States and the U.K. keep launching attacks on the Houthis in Yemen.
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