Trump claims Houthis agreed not to fight U.S. as attacks on Saudi Arabia mount

President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that Yemen's Houthis have agreed not to attack the United States, a statement made as the Iran-aligned group intensifies its offensive against U.S. ally Saudi Arabia. Trump told Fox News the U.S. is in constant communication with the Houthis, who have agreed not to fight American forces. The claim comes after a missile targeted Riyadh on Saturday and as the Houthis seized territory from Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces. Trump also said he is in "deciding mode" on Iran, warning that "big things will be happening" and that Iranians "better behave." This follows a U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign on February 28 that has led to a nearly seven-month standoff.