Iran's IRGC Advises Trump to Learn From Yemen Deal

A representative of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hossein Mohabbi, has advised U.S. President Donald Trump to consider the experience in Yemen when dealing with Iran. Mohabbi suggested that Trump should accept Iran's terms, drawing a parallel to a past agreement between the U.S. and the Houthi movement in Yemen. He stated that the U.S. had previously acknowledged the impossibility of a military victory over the Houthis, eventually reaching a deal with them. Mohabbi believes Washington should adopt a similar approach with Tehran.

The IRGC representative likely referred to an agreement reached in May 2025, where the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group pledged to cease attacks in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait, leading the U.S. to halt strikes against them. Mohabbi reminded that Trump himself initiated this agreement. He asserted that the U.S. president should now follow the same pattern and accept Tehran's conditions.

"He has been negotiating with Iran for about 16 months and not only has he not achieved any of his stated goals, but he has also faced numerous economic, political, and social problems," Mohabbi stated. The article also references a previous report by "Cursor" about key Trump administration officials meeting at Camp David to discuss U.S. actions in the conflict with Iran and the Saudi-Houthi war in Yemen. Such a high-level meeting had not occurred since June 2025, shortly before the outbreak of war between Israel and Iran.