[US media said Trump changed his mind after ordering air strikes on the Houthis] September 21, the US "New York Times" reported on the evening of September 20, local time, that as the Houthi armed forces in Yemen stepped up their offensive at home and continued to exchange attacks with Saudi Arabia, US President Trump has been wavering on Saudi Arabia's request for help for two weeks. According to anonymous U.S. government officials, last Thursday (September 17) local time, after Trump had another phone call with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed, he once instructed the Pentagon to prepare for air strikes against the Houthi armed forces. But by noon on September 20, local time, Trump seemed to have changed his mind again. According to U.S. officials, the United States will not launch air strikes against the Houthis "at least for the time being." According to reports, the air strike against the Houthi armed forces was once on the horizon. Just when Trump ordered the withdrawal, the target list had been approved and US military fighter planes had completed loading ammunition. (CCTV International News)