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U.S. Halts Yemen Airstrikes After Oman-Brokered Ceasefire with Houthis

The Houthis agreed to stop attacks on U.S. ships, but questions remain about the truce’s scope and their ongoing strikes tied to Gaza solidarity.

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Overview

  • President Trump announced an immediate halt to U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Houthi forces following their pledge to cease targeting American vessels in the Red Sea.
  • The ceasefire was facilitated by Oman, with both sides agreeing to avoid targeting each other, including U.S. ships in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
  • Houthi leaders have indicated their continued operations in support of Gaza, raising uncertainty over whether the truce extends to attacks on Israel.
  • The U.S. air campaign, which began in mid-March 2025, included over 1,000 strikes, targeting Houthi command centers, weapons depots, and missile systems.
  • Shipping companies remain cautious, with elevated security concerns and insurance premiums persisting despite the ceasefire agreement.