US President Donald Trump announced that American vessels should travel through the Panama and Suez canals without paying fees, asserting that these canals owe their existence to the US. He directed Secretary of State Marco Rubio to address this issue and emphasized that US military and commercial ships should utilize these passages free of charge. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz supported this stance, highlighting the historical significance of the Panama Canal, which the US constructed over 120 years ago and transferred control to Panama in 1999.
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US says it struck 800 targets in Yemen, killed 100s of Huthis since March 15
The United States has conducted over 800 air strikes in Yemen since mid-March, targeting Huthi rebel fighters and leadership as part of Operation "Rough Rider," aimed at enhancing maritime security and regional deterrence. Despite the campaign, Huthi attacks on US vessels and claims of solidarity with Palestinians have persisted, although their effectiveness has diminished, with a reported decrease in ballistic missile and drone attacks. Recent strikes on Sanaa resulted in casualties, and the US plans...
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