Trump cut his break at Camp David due to the crisis in the Middle East and is considering attacking the Houthi terrorists in Yemen

The weekend trip of President Donald Trump at Camp David was interrupted on Saturday night and the president returned urgently to the White House; simultaneously, the U.S. State Department issued a security alert for the entire Middle East and warned American citizens to "exercise caution and be aware of possible flight cancellations, airspace closures, and flight disruptions."

Tensions escalated in the region on Saturday when the Houthis, a terrorist organization backed and funded by the Islamic regime of Iran, carried out a ballistic missile and drone attack against Riyadh, the capital and most populous city of Saudi Arabia, one of Washington's main allies in the Arab world.

Earlier, more precisely on Thursday of this week, Trump stated in an interview with Axios that the war in Iran is approaching a turning point. "I have to make a big decision soon. Do I want to go in and annihilate the Iranian regime or not? It's an important decision. With me, anything can happen," said the Republican leader.

A video released by the White House showed President Trump returning to the presidential residence almost at the same time the State Department alert was issued and rumors began to circulate about a new round of attacks. While the sudden change in the president's plans has not yet been explained, it is assumed to be due to this military conflict.