Trump administration actions in Yemen through late September 2026 centered on intelligence sharing, targeting support, and roughly 100 U.S. advisers to Saudi forces rather than direct U.S. strikes or expanded hostilities against the Houthis. This approach aligned with prior 2025 operations that ended in a truce and avoided triggering fresh War Powers Resolution notifications to Congress. Ongoing focus on the Iran conflict and explicit decisions to limit involvement further reduced the likelihood of a formal invocation by the September 30 deadline. Trader consensus at 99.4% reflects the absence of any qualifying presidential report or action meeting the resolution’s criteria before that date. A sudden Houthi escalation threatening U.S. forces or shipping lanes could still have prompted a shift, though none materialized within the window.