Trump has escalated tensions in the Middle East by suggesting he may consider 'wiping out' Iran following attacks on Saudi Arabia by Houthi rebels, according to Fox News. The remarks come as Iran warns of potential renewed bombing campaigns and a growing risk of war. The White House has not yet confirmed the details of Trump's comments, but the administration is under pressure to respond to the attacks.
Iran's parliament speaker has emphasized that Tehran's stance on the conflict with Israel and the U.S. Is firm and non-negotiable. This comes amid heightened regional instability, with Houthi rebels warning against further involvement in Yemen's civil war. The rebels have also assured the Trump administration they will not attack U.S. Vessels in the Red Sea, according to reports.
The situation has drawn international attention, with concerns over the potential for broader conflict. While Trump's threats remain unconfirmed, the rhetoric has intensified fears of a larger regional war. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing, but the situation remains volatile.
