US President Donald Trump has warned that any further attacks by Yemen's Houthis will be met with a severe response and that "there is no guarantee that this will be contained." He said Iran, which has close ties to the Yemeni militants, will be held accountable for the Houthis' actions.
Trump wrote on his Truth page: "From now on, every bullet fired by the Houthis will be considered a bullet fired by Iranian weapons and leadership. Iran will be held accountable, it will face consequences, and those consequences will be terrible!"
According to the president's statement, Iran is closely supporting the Houthis, providing them with weapons, finance, high-tech military equipment and intelligence. According to Trump, these actions of Iran are causing threats from the Houthis.
On March 15, Trump ordered the "launch of decisive and strong military action" against the Houthis in Yemen. According to the president, the goal of the airstrikes is to restore safe navigation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden since the fall of 2023 and to respond to attacks on ships by the Houthis.
US National Security Advisor Mike Walz also said that the Pentagon will also strike ships and Iranian military instructors assisting Iran as part of these attacks. This time, the clashes and the situation may escalate further.
The US government will take into account Iran's support for the Houthis, and will take new sanctions and military action against Iran. Trump's criticisms and threats indicate a clear response to Iran, which in turn could completely change the situation on the battlefield.
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