The declared cessation of attacks represents a political victory for both the Trump Administration and the Houthis. The Trump Administration can claim success in finally dissuading the Houthis from continuing their attacks against commercial shipping, while the Houthis can boast that they remained steadfast while facing down the strongest military in the world. But neither of these narratives tell the full story. 

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