Iran withdraws its Houthi ships from the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden for fear of confronting Trump

Since US President Donald Trump entered the White House and fights a conflict with Iran on nuclear programs and threatened to hit it if the nuclear file is not reached since his first term.
An American site specializing in maritime affairs revealed the absence of the presence of the Iranian navy from the Red Sea region and the Gulf of Aden, in light of the United States mobilizing more of its forces in the region. />
He added that these forces have maintained a permanent presence in the Red Sea region and the Gulf of Aden since 2008. Usually the tasks included a "Modge" or "Bindor" frigate, backed by a "Bandar Abbas" logistics, or a "Hungam" landing ship playing a logistical role. Usually 90 days, sometimes it is shorter or longer, and the returnees were received to the port by a senior commander in "Nadja", with the issuance of a press release that includes details of the marine squadron that was sent to replace the returning ships. (K422), his mission at the end of last year, did not respond to any news of the presence of (Nadja) ships in the Red Sea or the Gulf of Aden for several months, indicating that the Iranian forces have withdrawn their presence at least temporarily. That the possibility of Iranian forces escaping from monitoring is not possible "except by withdrawing from the maritime navigation lines that were responsible for their patrols, or by redesigning their strategy in maritime presence". Outside the territorial waters at that time. Yemeni from the presence of Iranian ships in the Red Sea and the support of the Houthi militia in the use of international navigation during the period of Biden, but the matter differed with Trump, who declared the war against the Houthis and paralyzed their capabilities from targeting ships, which prompted Iran's ships to escape from the region so that the American fire does not reach it