US Strikes Kill Over 50 Houthis as Regional Tensions Escalate

President Trump has ordered a military campaign against the Houthi militants in Yemen following a series of attacks targeting U.S. interests in the Red Sea. The Houthis, backed by Iran, have intensified their missile strikes, including attempts against Israeli targets, which have raised concerns about escalating regional tensions. The U.S. airstrikes, described as decisive, aim to counter the ongoing Houthi aggression that has disrupted vital shipping routes. Pakistan has voiced alarm over the potential for further instability due to these U.S. actions, urging for a peaceful solution to the conflict. In response to the U.S. strikes, the Houthis have claimed to have launched multiple attacks against U.S. naval forces and vowed to continue their operations against Israeli ships. This situation underscores the intricate web of regional conflicts, with implications for global commerce and security.