"U.S. Faces Pressure to Escalate Response to Houthi Aggression in Yemen"

U.S. House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Turner has urged the Biden administration to take stronger measures against the Houthi rebels in Yemen following a recent clash between the U.S. Navy and the group in the Red Sea. The Navy reported destroying three Houthi ships and repelling an attack on a merchant vessel. Turner criticized the administration for not adequately responding to Houthi aggression, which is seen as being supported by Iran. The conflict with the Houthis is also linked to broader regional tensions, including attacks on ships associated with Israel. Additionally, Turner commented on the need for more decisive aid to Ukraine and addressed the complexities of U.S. domestic politics, including border security and funding issues.
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