Summary
The strikes, which aim to punish the Houthis for their attacks against Red Sea shipping, are Donald Trump’s first such use of US military might in the region since he took power in January.
Guardian
Morgan Ortagus, President Donald Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, detailed how the recent strikes on Yemen serve as a serious warning to Houthi “terrorists,” specifically to stop shooting at ships from the United States.
The Gazette
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