President Trump Threatens to End Houthi Terrorism in Yemen with Powerful Military Action

In a lengthy tweet, former President Donald Trump issued a direct threat to the Iran-backed Houthi militia, warning them of their imminent downfall. He announced that he had ordered the U.S. military to launch a decisive and powerful operation against the Houthi terrorists in Yemen.

* The Houthis have been relentlessly engaged in piracy, violence, and terrorism against American ships, aircraft, drones, and others.

* Trump criticized President Biden’s weak and pitiful response to the Houthi attacks, which he believes allowed the Houthis to continue their reckless actions and advances.

* A full year has passed since the first U.S.-flagged commercial vessel successfully sailed through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden without incident, despite ongoing threats.

* Trump emphasized that the U.S. will not tolerate Houthi attacks on American ships and vowed to use overwhelming lethal force to achieve U.S. objectives.

* The Houthis' stranglehold on one of the world’s most important shipping routes has halted large sections of global trade, disrupting economies worldwide.

* U.S. troops are carrying out strikes against Houthi terrorist bases, leaders, and defenses to protect American shipping and restore freedom of navigation.

* Trump made it clear that no terrorist force will prevent U.S. commercial and naval ships from sailing freely through global waterways.

* To the Houthi terrorists, he stated: "Your time is up. Stop your attacks, or we will unleash hell upon you like you've never seen before."

* Trump also addressed the Iranian government, demanding that they stop supporting the Houthis and cease threatening the American people, the President, or global shipping lanes

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