Houthis Warn Against Regional Intervention in Yemen Conflict
Houthi leaders have warned against broader international intervention while maintaining indirect diplomatic channels with Washington via Oman, according to Kashmir Life. The conflict has intensified following a disputed airstrike on Sanaa airport, prompting the rebels to seize key coastal positions and threaten to expand the war into an international theater.
Kashmir Life reports that Houthi political bureau member Mohamed al-Bukhaiti attributed the latest escalation to a Saudi-led airstrike that blocked an Iranian plane carrying a rebel delegation from landing in Sanaa. The official further confirmed that the group has secured control of the strategic port of Mokha and key Red Sea islands, enhancing their surveillance capabilities over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Source: Kashmir LifeAccording to a report by News4JAX, Houthi political bureau member Mohamed al-Bukhaiti confirmed that indirect talks with Washington occurred via Oman, with the rebels explicitly stating they will not target U.S. vessels in the Red Sea as long as Riyadh remains their sole adversary.
Source: News4JAXHouthi officials have issued a direct warning to nations considering military involvement alongside Saudi Arabia in Yemen's escalating civil war, while simultaneously signaling a desire to limit friction with the United States.
Source: local10.com
