Yemen forbids US’ antiterror ground missions

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Yemen is amongst the seven countries involved in the immigration ban signed by president Donald Trump.

The country is not happy about the ban and will fight back.

According to US officials, Yemen withdrew the permission of US having ground missions on its territory.

Apparently, their decision comes after a raid killed numerous children. The crossfire lasted almost an hour.

While Yemen is angry about the result of the raid, US thinks it was definitely a success.

Trump made it clear that he wants to take a much aggressive approach on the Islam.

The Pentagon also has to give its permission on these missions. Trump needs to get their permission first and right now, it is not known if he will get it.

Trump had a conversation over dinner about these missions.

In the next period, the president will have to think if he will take Pentagon’s request and more such missions will take place in Yemen.

About the recent operation, the Pentagon said that they wanted to discover any sort of information about Al Qaeda.

Sean Spicer also opened up about the raid. He said that there was no intention in getting any leader of Qaeda killed. He praised it for how successful it is.

It is not clear yet it these missions will be suspended or not. Nothing official was announced from the two countries.

The ban does not include the drone attacks in Yemen. Also, the American advisers will continue to work with the Yemenis.