Final preparations for the renewal of war in Iran? The summit meeting of the Donald Trump administration
Senior Trump administration officials convened at Camp David for a discussion on Iran and the Houthis in Yemen, against the backdrop of a stalemate in negotiations. Trump is considering renewing extensive military activity in Iran, while also needing to decide on Saudi Arabia's request for American airstrikes against the Houthis. The president refused to reveal his plans.
Senior Trump administration officials, along with other significant figures, convened at Camp David for a discussion on developments regarding Iran and the Houthis in Yemen. The discussion took place against the backdrop of a stalemate in negotiations with Tehran. According to a report in Axios, Trump is considering renewing extensive military activity in Iran. The day before, the president stated that he must decide whether Iran will sign an agreement, adding that if it does not, it will "no longer exist." At the same time, Trump is required to decide on the question of American involvement in an attack that Saudi Arabia is planning against the Houthis in Yemen. The Saudis are pressuring Washington to carry out airstrikes. According to American sources, Trump is currently inclined not to join the move directly, but his position may change. The president refused to reveal his plans and said: "If I told you, you would have a big story. But you will see." According to him, the situation is "developing well" from the United States' perspective, and Iran is in a difficult situation. Meanwhile, the local military in Yemen announced 71 strikes carried out against the Iranian militia in the city of Aden.