Trump: US maintains communication with Houthis, who agreed not to attack US
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Fox News Channel on the 20th that the United States is maintaining communication with Yemen's Houthi armed forces. According to Trump, the Houthis have agreed not to engage in hostilities against the United States. The statement, reported by Xinhua and relayed by TradeAlpha, indicates a potential de-escalation in direct U.S.-Houthi conflict, though no further details on the nature of the communication or the terms of the agreement were provided. The claim is attributed solely to President Trump and has not been independently verified by other sources at the time of reporting.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated on the 20th that the United States is in communication with Yemen's Houthi armed forces, who have reportedly agreed to refrain from hostilities against the U.S.
Trump made the remarks during an interview with Fox News Channel.
Source: Xinhua
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