Overview

• The United States and the Iran-aligned Huthi militia reached a limited ceasefire agreement, halting mutual naval attacks in the Red Sea.
• President Trump described the deal as a Huthi 'capitulation,' while the militia framed it as conditional on the cessation of US aggression.
• The Huthi reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Gaza, pledging to continue strikes against Israel despite the ceasefire with the US.
• Israeli forces conducted airstrikes on Huthi-controlled infrastructure in Yemen, including the Sanaa airport, which was reportedly rendered inoperable.
• The ceasefire highlights regional tensions, with Israel and the Huthi interpreting the truce differently and Iran's role in brokering the deal tied to its nuclear negotiations.