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U.S. bombing dents but doesn't destroy Houthi threat in Yemen

FILE PHOTO: Aftermath of U.S. air strikes in Sanaa

A police trooper walks on the rubble of a building destroyed by U.S. airstrikes in Sanaa, Yemen, on April 27.

 Khaled Abdullah/reuters

WASHINGTON � A nearly two-month-long U.S. bombing campaign in Yemen dealt heavy damage to the Iran-aligned Houthis but U.S. officials and experts caution that the group is expected to remain a vexing adversary despite a ceasefire announced on Tuesday by Washington.

President Donald Trump said U.S. forces will stop bombing the Houthis because they had agreed to stop attacking crucial shipping lanes under a deal that Oman said it mediated.



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