DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A new American airstrike campaign against Yemen’s Houthi rebels appears more intense and ...

It is a war with no apparent strategy apart from Trump ... the group and its Yemeni rivals. But the United States may well have to fight the Houthis eventually. They have grown steadily more ...

“We’ve also seen direct targeting of Houthi force gatherings, indicating a more aggressive and evolving shift in the ...

Review of targets, policy, frequency and intensity shows renewed battle against Iran-backed rebels is completely different ...

Its confrontation with the US and Israel serves as a typical example of this strategy. Although the Houthis' government is based in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, it is still regarded by most countries ...

However, recent history tells us airstrikes are unlikely to seriously weaken the Houthis. Previous airstrikes have proved counterproductive and served to empower them. These airstrikes also destroy ...

The most pressing question since the US strikes against the Houthis began on March 15 is whether President Donald Trump’s strategy will succeed in ending the Houthi threat to Red Sea navigation.

“We’ve also seen direct targeting of Houthi force gatherings, indicating a more aggressive and evolving shift in the targeting strategy,” al-Basha said. An AP review has found the new U.S ...

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The US is now striking Houthi targets in Yemen to defend international freedom of navigation, protect American military ...

Despite these US-led attacks ... Hirsch argues that Israel must broaden its strategy beyond targeting Yemen-based Houthi positions. “The response to the Houthis should not be limited to Yemen.