The “foreign minister” of the Yemeni Houthi terrorist organization told Reuters in a report published Tuesday the jihadists are not abiding by any “talk of dialing down” terrorism in the Red Sea and suggested they would ignore calls from Iran to stop attacking commercial vessels in the region.
Jamal Amer, the “foreign minister” of the Ansarullah terrorist group that controls the Yemeni capital of Sana’a, spoke to Reuters late on Monday regarding the escalation of violence between Houthi terrorists and the United States after Houthi leaders announced they would resume attacking ships in and around the Red Sea last week.
The Houthis declared war on Israel in 2023 in solidarity with fellow Iran-backed jihadist group Hamas following Hamas’s massacre of over 1,000 civilians in an invasion of Israel in October of that year. Rather than attacking Israel directly,…
