Houthis Dismiss Reports That, in the Wake of U.S. Election, They Will Lift Their Blockade of the Red Sea
The Iranian proxy punctuates its vow by launching a missile at the Jewish state.
One of President Trumpâs first tasks, as he tries to wind down Mideast wars and ease Americaâs inflationary pressures, could be to end the Houthi chokehold on maritime traffic in the Red Sea. A decisive setback for Iranâs Yemeni proxy could also send an important message in deterring Americaâs enemies.
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