Trump reported that the Houthis contacted Washington and said they do not want to fight the U.S.
He said the outreach came as the group moved along the Red Sea and seized key shipping corridors.
The reports do not provide details on when or how the communication happened.
The story also notes claims that Saudi Arabia sought U.S. strikes against the Houthis.
Trump was said to have declined that request while expressing optimism about regional stability.
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Both reports agree that Trump said the Houthis reached out to Washington and said they did not want a fight with the U.S. They also agree that the story is tied to wider regional tensions and reported Saudi pressure for U.S. military action.
Unclear details remain about when and how the Houthis communicated with Washington. The reporting also leaves open the status of the broader regional situation and any response to the alleged Saudi request.
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Both reports present Trump as saying the Houthis contacted Washington and did not want to fight the U.S., but they do not add details on the timing or channel of the outreach. The coverage links the statement to Houthi advances in the Red Sea and to reported Saudi pressure for U.S. strikes. One report says Trump declined that request and expressed optimism about regional stability. The emphasis is on a claimed message from the Houthis and the regional context around it.
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President Donald Trump stated that Yemen's Houthis contacted Washington to say they do not want a confrontation with the United States. Speaking in Ireland, Trump reported the outreach amid concerns over Houthi territorial advances along the Red Sea, though he provided no specifics on when or how the communication occurred. The article also notes that Saudi Arabia reportedly sought U.S. military strikes against the group following attacks on energy infrastructure, a request Trump allegedly declined while expressing optimism about regional stability.
U.S. President Donald Trump reported that Yemen's Houthi fighters asked Washington not to intervene as they seized control of key shipping corridors in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Speaking in Dublin, Trump claimed the group stated they do not want to fight the U.S. and that everything would work out in the region. The report also highlights that Saudi Arabia shut down a major cross-country oil pipeline following drone and missile attacks, while noting allegations that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman previously requested U.S. military strikes against the Houthis.