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The Houthis are an underdog group clashing with the Government power in Yemen's civil war and are supported by Iran. Saudi Arabia is the leader of a coalition that supports government power in Yemen and is frequently targeted by the Houthis.
US President Donald Trump reacted to the Houthis' increasing attacks on Saudi Arabia before the Congressional midterm elections to be held on November 3 and said, "I will be there after the elections and I will never forget it."
In his post on his social media account, Trump made evaluations about the recent attacks carried out by the Houthis in Yemen.
Stating that he thought the Houthis had learned their lesson from the previous attacks carried out by the USA, Trump said, "The Houthis are doing very wrong things. I thought they had learned their lesson when we bombed them badly a year ago, and we stopped the bombing at their request. They remained silent for a long time, but now they have emerged again."
Arguing that the Houthis increased their attacks against Saudi Arabia with the support they received from Iran, Trump claimed that these attacks aimed to increase oil prices.
Trump said, "They are attacking Saudi Arabia in a very ugly way on Iran's orders and are probably trying to deliberately raise oil prices before the US elections. This is not nice."
Reminding that he is not a candidate in the Congressional midterm elections to be held in the USA on November 3, Trump said in his message to the Houthis: "I will be there after the elections and I will never forget it."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The USA may react militarily or diplomatically against the Houthis or Iran after the election.
Possible · Within weeks

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