WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. launched airstrikes on Houthi areas in Yemen on Saturday. President Donald Trump said he will keep attacking until the Iran-backed rebels stop hitting ships. Reports say 31 people died.<br />Protecting Trade Routes<br />Trump said the strikes keep U.S. and allied ships safe.<br />"Our military is attacking terrorist bases and missile sites to protect U.S. and world shipping. No terrorist group will stop free travel on the seas," he said.<br />He warned Iran to stop helping the Houthis, saying they will be "fully responsible." This comes after Trump offered Iran a chance to restart nuclear talks, which he says must not continue.<br />Airstrikes Hit Houthi Targets<br />The Houthis reported explosions in these areas:<br />• Sanaa (Capital City) – Strikes hit near the airport and a military base.<br />• Saada (Northern Province) – Attacks hit rebel strongholds.<br />• Hodeida, Bayda, and Marib – More airstrikes overnight.<br />The Houthi-run Health Ministry said 31 people, including women and children, died. Another 101 were hurt.<br /><br />#USMilitary #MiddleEastCrisis #HouthiConflict #TrumpNews #RedSeaSecurity #TradeRoutes
