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has lost full control
I don't think there is anything to worry about, but there is something that calls for focus and continued monitoring of the situation
The Yemeni government and Saudi Arabia will not accept Houthi control over Bab al-Mandab.
These are lands seized by the Houthis as a result of their attack, and what is happening now is a response to that. We expected this to happen, and it has indeed happened.
What is happening now in Yemen is a counterattack against the Houthi aggressions.
the hands of a foreign party
The United States stands with a sovereign Lebanon free from the influence of Hezbollah and Iran
The United States stands with a sovereign Lebanon free of the influence of Hezbollah and Iran
The only way to achieve a lasting peace with Israel
If they are willing to do that to their own people, imagine what they might do to Americans, Israelis, or anyone else in the region if they possess a nuclear weapon. They have no respect for human life.
If Iran had a nuclear weapon, it could do whatever it wanted in the Strait. No one could do anything. They would be able to control the Strait, impose fees, and determine who gets energy on this planet and who does not.
What Iran tried to do was build a massive arsenal of conventional weapons, including drones, missiles, and rockets, so that no one could touch it. They wanted to become immune.
I think that ties us to the reality here; we are dealing with parties in the world — such as Iran, for example — that have publicly threatened to attack American interests around the world.
It is a case in which the hands of a foreign actor were clearly involved, and I will not go into much detail about that at this time.
It is clear that there are fingerprints of a foreign party in the matter.
Iran's problem is not the country itself, but the regime that governs it.
It has threatened to attack our interests around the world, and we are taking these threats extremely seriously.
The United States is committed to supporting Lebanon and its legitimate institutions and to continuing support for the army and enhancing its capabilities