AnyTV News 'To bear the real pain, we have just started', Trump's huts and Iran warns

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US President Donald Trump

After Iran warned of heavy bombing, US President Donald Trump on Monday vowed to continue attacks on Huti Helpers in Yemen and to bring them and his Iranian supporters to bring “real pain” until they stop all aggression towards American ships. He said that the attacks on Yemen’s Huti rebels would continue as long as they remain a threat to ships. He warned the huts and his Iranian supporters that he would have to face real pain in the coming time.

Threatened on ‘Truth Social’

The US President has threatened this on ‘Truth Social’. He claimed that the attacks by the US in the last two weeks have caused major damage to the rebel group. Trump said, “Iran -backed terrorists have been wiped out due to continuous attacks in the last two weeks. Many of his fighters and leaders are no longer with us. We attack them every day and night.

‘US Army is attacking strongly every day’

He also said, “As long as they remain a threat to our freedom of shipping, the attacks will continue. The option for the huts is clear- stop firing on American ships and we will stop firing on you. Otherwise, we have just started. We have just started. The real pain for both his supporters in the huts and Iran is yet to come.”

How did the attack to attack Yemen leaked?

His statement came at a time when his government is surrounded by a messaging app among US authorities on a group chat on the signal over the attack on Yemen. The group chat also included an American journalist. Which had already got information about the attack. Whenever Trump is asked about the chat leak scandal on the signal, he repeatedly says that the US attacks on huts have been successful.

The Atlantic magazine revealed last week that its editor was accidentally included in a group chat, in which the US top officials were discussing the air strikes on Yemen. The group also included US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Defense Minister Pete Hegseth, who mentioned the time and intelligence information during airstrikes.