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Trump Declines Saudi Crown Prince's Request for US Military Strike on Houthis

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US President Donald Trump has turned down a request from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to launch direct military strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels. US officials confirmed that the current administration has no plans to take direct military action against the group at this time. The decision signals a cautious US stance on military involvement in the ongoing Houthi conflict. The Houthis have been a persistent security concern in the region, particularly for Saudi Arabia, which has long sought stronger US backing against them.

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