Close aides to President Donald Trump met behind closed doors at Camp David to plan their next steps. The talks focused on the Iran war and the Saudi Arabia and Houthi conflict in Yemen.

Top Officials Meet Behind Closed Doors
A secret Trump Camp David meeting brought the president’s closest advisers together to plan new moves on Iran and Yemen. The news comes from a report based on three American officials.
“On Friday, leading members of President Trump’s cabinet held a multi-hour meeting at Camp David to discuss next steps regarding the war with Iran and the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen,” the publication says.
Who Took Part in the Talks
The White House did not announce the gathering in advance. Vice President JD Vance led the session. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attended. Special envoy Steve Witkoff, CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine also joined.
Decisions on the Middle East Crisis
One official described the outcome in brief. The official said “decisions were made or, at least, some issues were discussed in detail,” pointing to the crisis in the Middle East.
Trump Wants a Quick End to the Iran Conflict
Massad Boulos, Trump’s adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs, spoke on the issue earlier. He said the president is working to end the conflict with Iran as soon as possible. The secret Trump Camp David meeting suggests the White House is now weighing its next options.








