Washington/Tehran, March 16, 2025 – Tensions in the Middle East escalated as former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a fierce warning to Yemen’s Houthi rebels, declaring that their actions would lead them to a fate “worse than hell” if they did not cease their operations. This statement came as Trump closely monitored live coverage of U.S. military strikes on Houthi positions.
During a press briefing, Trump emphasized that any continued attacks by the Houthis on international shipping or allied forces would be met with overwhelming force. “We are not just sending them a message; we are sending them to hell,” he asserted. His remarks underscored the growing frustration of the U.S. regarding Houthi aggression in the Red Sea region.
Meanwhile, Iran, a key supporter of the Houthis, firmly dismissed the idea of engaging in talks with Trump. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated, “There is no point in holding discussions,” rejecting diplomatic overtures from Washington. Iran’s response signals a continuation of strained relations and a refusal to alter its stance despite increasing U.S. pressure.
The situation remains volatile, with military analysts warning that further escalation could destabilize the region. Global powers are closely watching developments, as tensions between the U.S., Iran, and the Houthis show no signs of de-escalation.
Trump Warns Houthi Rebels: “Sending Them to Hell,” While Iran Rejects Dialogue
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