Ex-NATO Chief Critiques White House’s Passive Stance on Iran-Backed Houthis
A former high-ranking NATO official has voiced his concerns about the Biden administration's restrained response against the Houthis, a terror group supported by Iran. The group, he claims, has been emboldened, launching attacks on US naval vessels without fear of significant retaliation.
Ex-NATO Supreme Allied Commander, James Stavridis, who served under the Obama administration when Biden was Vice President, has expressed his discontent over how the current government is managing the situation with the Yemeni rebels amidst the escalating violence in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
"Our approach has been excessively cautious and it's proving ineffective," Stavridis said during an interview with WABC 770 AM's "Cats Roundtable" host, John Catsimatidis.
Stavridis, a retired naval officer...