Washington fournit un soutien en matière de renseignement et de ciblage à l'offensive soutenue par l'Arabie saoudite contre les Houthis, mais ne participera pas aux combats, rapporte Axios. Le ministre saoudien de la Défense…
Washington fournit un soutien en matière de renseignement et de ciblage à l'offensive soutenue par l'Arabie saoudite contre les Houthis, mais ne participera pas aux combats, rapporte Axios. Le ministre saoudien de la Défense, le…
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The U.S. is deepening its operational role in Yemen by supplying intelligence and targeting support for a Saudi-led offensive against the Houthis, while publicly staying out of direct combat. Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman personally requested U.S. airstrikes from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, signaling a high-level push for American firepower. The distinction between support and participation will blur quickly if Houthi retaliation targets U.S. assets or if civilian casualties from American-guided strikes draw scrutiny. Watch for whether the White House defines this as a limited engagement or a new phase of the Yemen war.