Trump Warns Houthis After Missile Attack on Saudi Airport

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President Donald Trump issued a strong warning to the Houthis following a deadly missile attack on Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport, which left twelve people dead and hundreds injured. The attack occurred over the weekend, prompting the airport to shut down operations as officials assessed the damage. U.S. officials also advised citizens to avoid the airport amid the ongoing security concerns.

Trump expressed frustration with the Houthis’ actions, stating they were acting in a ‘very bad’ manner. He noted that the group had been silent for a long time but had recently reemerged, likely at the behest of Iran. Trump criticized Iran for its economic struggles and lack of military capabilities, suggesting the country was attempting to influence global oil prices ahead of the U.S. elections.

Trump emphasized that he had already secured a ‘massive landslide’ victory in the elections and would be present after the polls closed. He vowed not to forget the situation, indicating a potential for future involvement. When asked about the attack, Trump acknowledged that Saudi Arabia is capable of defending itself but did not rule out U.S. involvement.

President Trump on the Houthi attack on Riyadh’s airport:

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While Trump’s comments reflect his broader stance on regional conflicts, the situation remains a significant concern for international security. The attack highlights the ongoing tensions in the region and the potential for further escalation. As the situation develops, the role of the United States in mediating or intervening will likely remain a topic of discussion among policymakers and analysts.

Source: The Gateway Pundit

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