The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced today, in Dublin, that he held talks with Iran's pro-Iranian houthi rebels from Yemen. During these talks, the houthis asked Washington not to intervene in the conflict with Saudi Arabia.
The houthi rebels are an armed group that controls parts of Yemen and is supported by Iran. The conflict in the region involves a civil war in Yemen, where the houthis fight against the internationally recognized government, supported by a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia.
Trump made these declarations during a visit to Dublin, where the meeting took place. The position of the United States regarding the conflict in Yemen has been the subject of international debate, with various humanitarian organizations warning about the serious situation of the civilian population in the region.
