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US President Trump: Houthis are doing wrong things, very wrong

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US President Trump answered questions from members of the press as he left the White House for his election rally in Ohio.
While Trump criticized the Houthis for increasing their attacks on Saudi Arabia, he stated that Iran will never have nuclear weapons and that this has already happened.
When asked whether there was a relationship between the congressional midterm elections and the Houthis attacks, he said he did not take influence into account.

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Why It Matters

The Houthis are a ruling group in Yemen and are known for rocket and airborne attacks against Saudi Arabia. Iran is often criticized for allegedly supporting the Houthis. The United States sees stopping Iran's nuclear program as a key goal in its foreign policy.

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US President Trump answered questions from members of the press as he left the White House for his election rally in Ohio.

To a question about the Houthis, who have increased their attacks against Saudi Arabia in recent days, Trump said, "The Houthis are doing wrong things, very wrong. This situation is not good at all." he replied.

Answering the AA reporter's question about whether he sees a relationship between the Houthis' recent increase in their attacks and the midterm elections in the US, Trump said:

"I don't know how this will affect the elections. I'm not taking that into account. All I know is that Iran will never have nuclear weapons and this has now happened. They will never have nuclear weapons. But the Houthis are acting wrong."

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

The United States may react more strongly to the Houthis' attacks.
Possible · Within weeks

Open Questions

What are the exact reasons behind the Houthis' escalation of attacks?
What are the next steps for the USA regarding this situation?
What will be the international reaction to Iran's nuclear program?