British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps did not rule out the possibility of new attacks on Houthi positions in Yemen if necessary. His words guide the way Weather.
“Our intention is not to invade Yemen or anything like that, but simply to send a very clear and hopefully unequivocal message to the Iran-backed Houthis that their behavior in the Red Sea is completely unacceptable,” Shapps said.
Asked whether this meant he would allow further attacks on Yemen if necessary, Shapps said he would “look at that”.
“[Если] We will need to take further action and then investigate the matter. We will keep the situation under control and so will they. [хуситы] We must know that if this does not stop then of course we will have to make the decisions that need to be made,” the head of the British military service emphasized.
Before that, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron statedHe said the Houthis’ actions in the Red Sea constitute terrorist attacks, so Western inaction could lead to more terrorist attacks. The British Foreign Secretary also said the government would be prepared to engage in further military action.
Previously Britain stated that there was no alternative to attacking Yemen.