Donald Trump has warned that Iran will face severe consequences if Yemen's Houthis launch further attacks, accusing the group of acting as Tehran's proxy. The warning came after the Houthis claimed they targeted two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea for allegedly violating their naval blockade, while Saudi authorities reported damage to one vessel but said all crew members were safe. The latest escalation comes as Washington and Riyadh deepen strategic cooperation, including plans for civilian nuclear collaboration. Is the Red Sea becoming the next major front in the regional conflict?

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump vowed that Iran would “pay” for killing three US soldiers, despite signs that Tehran and Washington want to resume diplomacy.

President Trump warned Houthi rebels against a naval blockade of Saudi ports. He stated the United States would respond if the group followed through with threats. Previous US…

Donald Trump threatened strikes on Houthis in the Red Sea.

Attacks on ships crossing the Red Sea would likely cause further economic chaos