Reports say Saudi crown prince urged Trump to intervene against Houthis

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged US President Donald Trump to take action against the Houthis, according to accounts attributed to a source familiar with the matter and US media. One account says the crown prince called Trump on Sunday to ask him to stop the Houthi advance.

Countries involved United States · 1 outletSaudi Arabia · 0 of our 1 outletIran · 0 of our 2 outletsYemen · none in our sources

First reported among our outlets by Fox News (United States), 17 Sep 16:59 UTC · most coverage from United States (1), South Korea (1), Germany (1)

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Fox News · United States17 Sep 16:59

Saudi Arabia facing 'biggest threat' ever to oil production as Iran-proxy Houthis launch attacks, expert says

Cites source on MBS urging military action

Fox News Digital, citing a source familiar with the matter, reported on Friday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged Trump to take military action against the Houthis.

Yonhap News Agency · South Korea23 Sep 11:13

Houthi rebel adviser: US interests in the region will be hit if the US supports Saudi Arabia

Translated from: 후티 반군 고문 "美, 사우디 지원하면 역내 미국 이익 타격"

Highlights Houthi adviser warning of US interests

Deutsche Welle · Germany22 Sep 11:29

Analysis

Iran war spreads through region as Trump seeks way out

Relays NYT account of MBS's appeal

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called US President Donald Trump on Sunday to once again urge him to intervene and stop the Houthi's rapid advance.

The Hindu · India23 Sep 12:13

Yemen's Houthis to target U.S. interests if it supports Saudi-led strikes: Houthi military adviser

Relays AFP

Yemen's government also made the request, a well-placed source told AFP.

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