<h1>US Intensifies Airstrikes on Yemen's Houthis Under Trump, Raising Civilian Casualty Concerns Amidst Ongoing Conflict</h1> A new US airstrike campaign against Yemen's Houthi rebels under President Donald Trump is more intense than previous efforts, targeting ranking personnel and urban areas. This marks a shift from the Biden administration's limited strikes, which aimed to support peace talks. The campaign follows Houthi threats against Israeli vessels and has raised concerns about civilian casualties, though the US military has not confirmed any. The Houthis claim 57 fatalities from the strikes. The Trump administration allows Central Command to launch strikes without White House approval, aiming to restore navigation freedom and deter Houthi threats. The future of Yemen remains uncertain amidst ongoing conflict and stalled peace efforts.