Houthi

A new report reveals a Chinese supply channel operating alongside Iranian support, enabling the Houthis to assemble drones themselves and sustain their threats to Red Sea shipping.

President Donald Trump told Fox News: "Very big things" will happen soon regarding Iran. Meanwhile, he reportedly canceled a planned strike against the Houthis in Yemen. Saudi Arabia acted in place of the United States.

Drones launched by the Houthis struck King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital. Sirens sounded across the kingdom. The Houthis said the attack was a response to Saudi strikes in Yemen and Sana’a.

At a meeting in Oman, Houthi representatives reportedly promised not to harm American vessels. The meeting came just days after the Iran-backed Houthis seized a strategic stretch of coastline and took control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The Houthis say they launched dozens of missiles and drones at King Khalid Air Base as fighting in Yemen intensifies. Meanwhile, Egypt is pushing for mediation amid fears of escalation around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The Houthis have taken control of Perim Island and reached the coastal city of Dhubab, expanding their grip on Yemen’s Red Sea coast. Their new control allows them to threaten vessels more closely in the strategic strait.

After seizing Yemen’s port of Mocha, Houthi rebels are now less than 50 miles from the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Saudi Arabia is stepping up airstrikes and working to halt their advance.

Pakistan is reportedly considering strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen as part of the "Mecca Alliance," though no final decision has been made. Meanwhile, the Houthis are threatening further attacks in Saudi Arabia and reporting Saudi strikes in Saada Province.

The Houthis attacked an airport, a military base and facilities belonging to Saudi oil company Aramco. The attack was carried out using missiles and drones. Saudi Arabia reports dozens of injuries and responded with strikes in Yemen.

Western reports say Yemen’s Houthi rebels attacked Saudi Aramco’s largest refinery. A previous attack, as a reminder, forced the site to shut down for several days.

The Houthis are reportedly preparing to intensify their confrontation with Saudi Arabia and consider military options not previously used, including a large-scale ground operation along the border. At the center of the dispute: financial disagreements between the sides and the threat of a naval blockade.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels say they are stepping up their campaign against Saudi Arabia. A week after exchanges of fire with the Saudi military, the Iran-backed group announced it would target ships departing from Saudi Arabia or attempting to reach Saudi seaports.