Former President Donald Trump recently asserted that Houthi rebels, an insurgent group currently active in Yemen, have agreed to cease hostilities against the United States. This statement comes as the Houthis continue to expand their territorial control within Yemen, frequently engaging in military operations against the internationally recognized government, which receives significant backing from Saudi Arabia.

While the former president’s claim suggests a diplomatic or strategic shift in the group's posture toward American interests, the report from NDTV focuses primarily on the group's ongoing regional offensive. The Houthis have been involved in a protracted civil war, and their recent military gains have complicated the security landscape in the Middle East. There is currently no independent confirmation from the Houthi leadership or U.S. government officials to corroborate the specific terms of the alleged agreement mentioned by Trump. The situation remains fluid, as the Houthis continue to challenge Saudi-backed forces while simultaneously navigating their international standing.