Trump's administration maintained a 2025 ceasefire with Yemen's Houthis through September 30, 2026, without introducing new U.S. forces into hostilities that would trigger War Powers Resolution notification or authorization requirements. Trader consensus at 99.6% on "No" aligns with the absence of reported airstrikes, troop deployments, or formal invocations during the window, despite ongoing intelligence support to Saudi Arabia and prior limited operations. Recent Houthi attacks on Saudi targets and related deliberations occurred after the deadline. Potential shifts remain possible only through retroactive reinterpretation of existing activities or unreported late-September decisions, though no verified evidence supports such outcomes.