Crossed The Red Line?

Trump's war has expanded. A terrorist organization has joined the battle in the Middle East.

A Middle Eastern militant group has said they are prepared to attack the U.S. and Israel; they are backed by Iran.

Houthis threaten to join Iran war if these 3 red lines crossed

The Hill

by Ryan Mancini - 03/27/26

The Houthis on Friday warned that if three lines are crossed by the U.S., Israel or other Middle East countries, they will join the Iran war and fight back.

The Yemen-based group backed by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps released five points, issued by the Yemeni Armed Forces, regarding the conflict. They include demands for a diplomatic solution to the conflict with Iran and a “cessation of aggression against Muslim countries in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq, and the lifting of the unjust siege on Yemen.”

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The Houthis also warned they would enter the conflict if vessels tried to pass the Bab el-Mandeb strait. The strait is located 1,200 miles off the Strait of Hormuz and sits between Yemen and Djibouti.

President Trump designated the Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization shortly after he returned to the White House in January 2025.

Of course, they coined a word for that—“asymmetric warfare,” which means when a big guy beats up on a little guy.

I don’t know those fancy words. I see it as terrorism. I see it like what happened when we went into the Banana Republics. I see it like what happened when we put the Shah in Iran, and when we went into Afghanistan. Those all went well, didn’t they?

Whenever a president uses a “big stick,” it doesn’t work out well for us in the long run.

Trump just poked a hornet’s nest, and he says it is almost over—but history says, “not so fast.”