On May 7, 2025, a ceasefire was established between U.S. President Trump and Yemen’s Sanaa government, mediated by Oman, aiming to enhance navigation in the Red Sea. While U.S. strikes on Yemen cease in exchange for the non-targeting of American ships, operations against the occupying regime will continue. This shift reflects a change in U.S. priorities under Trump, focusing on reducing military involvement while ensuring stability in vital maritime routes. Sanaa’s recent military actions, including drone strikes, have escalated tensions, demonstrating a strategic message against the occupying regime. The U.S. maintains support for its ally but is wary of deeper conflict involvement.