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Vance Cautioned Against Bombing Yemen, Calling It A ‘Mistake’ – Antiwar.com

 Vance Cautioned Against Bombing Yemen, Calling It A ‘Mistake’

According to a leaked Signal conversation, Vance pointed out that only a small percentage of US trade goes through the Suez Canal

Vice President JD Vance cautioned against bombing Yemen before the US restarted its airstrikes on the country, calling it a “mistake,” and suggested delaying the attack by one month, according to a leaked Signal conversation between administration officials.

Jeffrey Goldberg, a reporter for The Atlantic , was included in the Signal thread, apparently by accident , which is how he obtained the conversation.

An account believed to be Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth shared details of the March 15 airstrikes on Yemen two hours before they happened, and the White House confirmed that the Signal conversation appeared to be authentic.

A day before the airstrikes, an account labeled “JD Vance” expressed misgivings about the idea of targeting the Houthis. “Team, I am out for the day doing an economic event in Michigan. But I think we are making a mistake,” the Vance account said.

Vance framed his opposition to the airstrikes based on President Trump’s policies toward Europe, which have involved pressuring the Europeans to pay more for their own militaries to be less reliant on the US. Vance pointed out that only a small percentage of US shipping goes through the Suez Canal compared to European trade.

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3/17 — Trump lobs new threats at Iran over Yemen’s pro-Palestine operations

3/17 — Trump says Iran ‘will be held responsible’ for Huthi attacks

3/17 — ❗️US President Donald Trump on Truth Social:

3/17 — US War Chief Threatens Iraq Against ‘Interfering’ In Support Of Yemen: Report

3/16 — Congressman Thomas Massie Has Come Out Against President Trump’s Recent Strikes Against Yemen In Sanaa.

3/16 — Yemen: US Airstrikes Kill 31, Including Women And Children

3/16 — Israel reportedly convinced the Trump administration to strike the Yemeni Houthis, with both nations agreeing it is the “first step” toward a potential attack on Iran.

3/16 — ❗️🇺🇸 There will be more strikes in the region to come as the military sees new opportunities to hit militant leaders – US officials

3/16 — 🚨BREAKING – US President Donald Trump has given authorization to US military commanders in the Middle East to carry out strikes with “impunity” without any authorization needed from the White House – Politico

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