Houthis Tell US Officials They Won't Target Israeli Ships
Houthi officials informed senior American representatives during a meeting in Oman that they have no intention of attacking Israeli-flagged vessels in the Red Sea. This reported shift in policy, if confirmed, marks a significant change in the group's approach towards Israeli maritime interests.
The Houthi movement, which controls significant parts of Yemen, has been engaged in a protracted conflict and has previously been accused of targeting international shipping. The specific details of the meeting and the context surrounding the Houthi declaration were not immediately available, but the report suggests a potential de-escalation or a strategic recalibration by the group regarding naval operations in the vital Red Sea waterway.
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