U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Iran over the stalled nuclear negotiations, following weeks of war in Yemen that began on 28 February 2026. The remarks came as Houthi-run television reported a strike on Sanaa airport, escalating tensions in the region.
The conflict in Yemen has intensified since February 2026, with repeated attacks on infrastructure and civilian targets. Houthi forces, backed by Iran, have targeted Saudi Arabian airports, prompting international condemnation. The U.S. Has debated military action against the Houthis, while also considering renewed strikes on Iran.
The nuclear talks between Iran and world powers have been stalled for months, with Iran refusing to agree to key security measures. Trump’s administration has sought to balance diplomatic efforts with military deterrence, but progress remains elusive. The situation has raised concerns among energy markets, with oil prices reaching record levels and attacks on Gulf shipping increasing.
The war in Yemen has caused widespread humanitarian crises, with millions displaced and critical aid restricted. The conflict has drawn in regional and global powers, complicating diplomatic solutions. As the U.S. Weighs its approach, the situation remains volatile, with no immediate resolution in sight.
