US Strikes on Houthi Targets in Yemen Escalate Tensions with Iran

President Trump warns Iran of 'terrible consequences' as Tehran denies Houthi control and threatens retaliation.

The US military has resumed airstrikes on Houthi militia positions in Yemen, reportedly killing at least 53 people.
President Donald Trump has declared that any Houthi attack will be treated as an act of aggression by Iran, promising severe repercussions.
Iranian officials deny controlling the Houthi militia, asserting the group operates independently, and accuse the US of interfering in its regional policies.
Iran has threatened decisive retaliation against any perceived US aggression in the region, heightening geopolitical tensions.
The US has stated that its strikes will continue until Houthi attacks on regional shipping are halted, as Houthi leaders reportedly flee Sanaa.