Trump, seeking a way out of the war/ Yemen, ready for any possible escalation

Nasreddin Amer, the deputy head of the Ansarullah Movement's Information Council and media committee, in an exclusive interview with Qods News Agency said that the United States and the Zionist regime suffered losses during the recent war against the axis of resistance, especially the Islamic Republic of Iran, that are unprecedented in the history of their presence in the region.

Referring to the extensive damage inflicted on American bases, Nasreddin Amer described this level of destruction as unprecedented and explained that the targeting of American military assets in this way indicates a significant change in the course of the confrontation and is considered an expression of a transformation in the balance of power and capabilities of the parties involved in the war.

Washington continues to seek a way out of the war without making concessions, and this is the main factor in the contradiction in the positions of Donald Trump, who "knows defeat but continues to maneuver", he added.

Nasreddin Amer warned that the collapse of the ceasefire could lead to a gradual escalation of the conflict.

Referring to the recent statements of the movement's leader, Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, he noted that Yemen will not be neutral in any future regional confrontation and will take gradual and escalating steps if the war resumes.

Amer emphasized that the continuation of tension in the region is tied to the policies of the Zionist regime and warned that the consequences of this situation will not be limited to the region, but will have global dimensions.