TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said the Iran-backed Houthis have asked Washington not to attack the group, as their conflict with Saudi Arabia escalates and Middle East tensions rise. “The Houthis called us, they don’t want to fight us,” Trump told reporters in Dublin on Saturday during a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin, adding they “very much” want the US to stay out.
Trump Says Yemen’s Houthis Asked US Not to Strike Them
AI take
The Houthis' reported appeal to Washington suggests the group is trying to keep its fight with Saudi Arabia contained rather than invite a direct US front, a notable signal of how the conflict's escalation is being managed. For markets, the read-through runs through Middle East risk premia rather than any crypto-specific channel. Whether the US stays out — and whether the Houthis' messaging holds — is the open question.
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