How a series of miscalculations restarted Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen
Houthi drone and missile attacks have killed at least 3 people this week and disrupted Saudi oil exports and major projects, officials said.
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How a series of miscalculations restarted Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen
By Mostafa Salem, CNN (CNN) — Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wanted to make his kingdom a magnet for investment, tourism and the world’s biggest sporting events. Now drones and missiles launched from Yemen are slamming into Saudi cities, drawing the kingdom deeper into the regional turmoil he hoped to leave behind. The civil
Yemeni Houthi attacks on Riyadh airport and other strategic Saudi infrastructure have increased pressure on Mohammed bin Salman, killing Saudi citizens and disrupting international flights. At the same time, Riyadh’s airstrikes on Houthi positions have raised the risk of escalating the conflict. The combination of this crisis with the US war on Iran poses a serious challenge to the security of Saudi economic infrastructure and investment plans.
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